96 – The Chicxulub impact produced a powerful global tsunami
Arin received his PhD in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences from the University of Colorado. Arin joined our group in 2017.
IN REVIEW – Internal gravity wave kinetic energy spectra in global ocean models and observations
Joseph received his PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Alberta. Joseph was a postdoc and then research scientist in our group from 2011-2017. He is now a Lecturer (equivalent of assistant professor) at the University of Ghana.
Amanda received her PhD in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences from Princeton University. Amanda was in our group from 2014-2017. She is now a scientist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
Patrick received his PhD in Physical Oceanography from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Patrick was a postdoc in our group from 2008-2012. He is now a Support Scientist at Environment Canada.
David was in our group from 2011-2013, after receiving his PhD in Physical Oceanography from the University of Washington. David is now a research associate at The University of Texas at Austin.
Dynamics and energy budgets of oceanic general circulation and mesoscale eddies
Global modeling of internal tides and the internal gravity wave continuum
68 – Connecting process models of topographic wave drag to global eddying general circulation models
Malte received his PhD in Oceanography from the University of Hamburg. He worked with us from 2012-2013 as a postdoctoral contractor. Malte is now a Research Scientist at the Norwegian Meteorological Insitute.
Variability of the coupled atmosphere-ocean system
Global modeling of internal tides and the internal gravity wave continuum
Global modeling of past and present barotropic tides
Global modeling of internal tides and the internal gravity wave continuum
After receiving a BS in Physics from Oberlin College, Conrad joined our group in 2012. He is now a postdoc at the Stennis Space Center branch of Naval Research Laboratory.
Paige received her BS in Physics from Harvard University. She has been a PhD student in our group since 2013 and plans to defend her Physics dissertation during the 2018-2019 academic year.
Molly worked in our group from 2016-2017 while completing her Earth and Environmental Sciences BS degree. She is now working with us as part of her 5th year MS program degree. She was partially supervised by postdoc Joseph Ansong.
96 – The Chicxulub impact produced a powerful global tsunami
Ben received his BS in Physics from Macalester College. He worked in our group in 2012 before switching to a Solar Physics group.
Veronica worked with us in 2009, while doing her MS in Computational Science. She is currently a programmer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Andy received his BS in Physics from MIT. Andy began his PhD work with us in 2010, and defended his dissertation in Physics in 2015. He is now a “Software Engineer in Mathematical Optimization” at Mythic-AI in Silicon Valley.
Anna received her BS in Physics from Kalamazoo College. Anna began her PhD work with us in 2012, and defended her dissertation in Applied Physics in 2017. She is now a postdoc at Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
IN REVIEW – Internal gravity wave kinetic energy spectra in global ocean models and observations
66 – Toward realistic nonstationarity of semidiurnal baroclinic tides in a hydrodynamic model
54 – Spectral decomposition of internal gravity wave sea surface height in global models.
Alfredo received his BS at U-M, with a double major in Mathematics and Aerospace Engineering. Alfredo began his PhD work with us in 2010, and defended his dissertation in Applied Mathematics, jointly supervised by Professor of Mathematics Peter Miller, in 2015. He is now a postdoc in the mathematics department at the University of Wisconsin.
Steve, a U-M double major in Physics and Mathematics, worked with us from 2011-2015.
55 – The global mesoscale eddy available potential energy field in models and observations.
Brandon, a U-M double major in Physics and Complex systems, worked with us from 2012-2014, and was primarily supervised by postdoc David Trossman. Brandon now works as a programmer.
Eliana, a Kenyon College Physics major, worked with us from 2016-2017, and was partially supervised by postdoc Joseph Ansong. She now works in the private sector.
Houraa, a U-M AOSS major, worked with us from 2014-2016, and was primarily supervised by postdoc Joseph Ansong. Houraa is now a physical oceanography graduate student at the University of Miami.
86 – Long-term Earth-Moon evolution with high-level orbit and ocean tide models
Caroline, a U-M AOSS major, worked with us in 2012, primarily supervised by postdoc David Trossman.
Andrew, a U-M Earth and Environmental Sciences major, worked with us from 2014-2015, primarily supervised by graduate students Anna Savage and Conrad Luecke.
Aaron, a U-M Aerospace Engineering major, worked with us from 2010-2012. He is now a postdoc in Aerospace Engineering at Cambridge University.
34 – On the resonance and shelf/open-ocean coupling of the global diurnal tides.
Jeremy, a University of Colorado Mathematics major, worked with us from 2012-2014. He was primarily supervised by postdoc David Trossman. Jeremy is now an Applied Mathematics graduate student at the University of Washington.
Ji, a U-M Earth and Environmental Sciences major, worked with us from 2016-2017. She was primarily supervised by graduate student Anna Savage. Ji is now traveling the world as a Bonderman Fellow.
Libo, a U-M Physics major, worked with us from 2010-2011. He is now an Applied Mathematics graduate student at the University of Washington.
34 – On the resonance and shelf/open-ocean coupling of the global diurnal tides.
Byron, an FSU Physics major, worked with us in the summer of 2009. He is currently a physics PhD student at the University of Central Florida.
Will, an FSU Physics major, worked with us in the summer of 2009. Will received his PhD in Medical Physics in 2017.
34 – On the resonance and shelf/open-ocean coupling of the global diurnal tides.
Joey, an FSU Mathematics major, worked with us in the summer of 2009.
Brian, an FSU Physics major, worked with us in the summer of 2009.
Hari worked with us in the summer of 2014. He was primarily supervised by graduate student Anna Savage.
Ayon worked with us as a high school student intern during summers 2006 and 2007. For his work with us, Ayon was a national finalist in both the Siemens and Intel high school science competitions. Ayon now works for Oblong Industries.
Anson worked with us as a high school student intern during summer 2008. Anson is now a medical doctor.