Catalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Current News and Announcements Upcoming Lecture February Quat Tea 2 2 2012 4 PM , Gilfillan Auditorium Andreas Schmittner will present on Nitrogen cycles 2 10 2012 2:30 PM , Wilkinson 207 Joshua Cuzzone will present storm tracks across the North Atlantic and their implications for the mass balance of the Fenno-Scandinavian Ice . Sheet Paleoclimate Research at OSU Home Page Earth’s climate system has changed dramatically in the past . Reconstruction from the LastCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home : People Current Faculty Ed Brook Ice cores , greenhouse gas records OSU , CEOAS Professor 541 737-8197 brooke(at geo.oregonstate.edu Jorie Clark Quaternary geology , paleoclimatology , archaeology OSU , CEOAS Courtesy Assistant Professor 541 737-1575 clarkjc(at geo.oregonstate.edu Peter Clark Paleoclimatology , glaciers and ice sheets , paleo-sea levels OSU , CEOAS Professor 541 737-1247 clarkp(at onid.orst.edu Brian Haley Ocean Ecology and Biogeochemistry OE BCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home : People Current Students April Abbott , Geochemical cycling and geochemical paleoproxies OSU , CEOAS Ph.D . Student Haley , McManus aabbott(at coas.oregonstate.edu Andrea Allen , OSU , CEOAS Ph.D . Student Hostetler andrea.allan(at geo.oregonstate.edu Andrea Balbas , OSU , CEOAS Ph.D . Student Clark balbasa(at geo.oregonstate.edu Thomas Bauska Stable isotopes of CO2 in ice core OSU , CEOAS Ph.D . Student(Brook 541 438-5402 bauskat(at geo.oregonstate.edu JoshCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home : People Current Post Docs Jay Alder Climate Modeling Research Associate OSU , CEOAS alderj(at coas.oregonstate.edu Robert Hatfield Environmental and paleo-magnetism OSU , CEOAS Post-Doc Stoner 541 737-3625 rhatfiel(at coas.oregonstate.edu Shaun Marcott CO2 concentrations in ice cores , Cosmogenic dating , Statistical Modeling OSU , CEOAS 541 737-1248 marcotts(at geo.oregonstate.edu Rachael Rhodes Continuous gas measurements in ice cores using laser spectroscopyCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Opportunities : for Opportunities for Faculty High Latitude Studies Faculty Positions As part of the Provost’s Faculty Investment Initiative , the College of Earth , Ocean , and Atmospheric Sciences CEOAS at Oregon State University in Corvallis , Oregon invites applications for up to three full-time 1.0 FTE 12-month , tenure-track Assistant Professor positions with focus on high latitude studies . We seek scholars who will develop and maintain a vigorous ,Catalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Opportunities : for Graduate Student Opportunities If you are interested in graduate studies in paleoclimatology , please contact faculty members whose work interests you directly , there are often open opportunities . You may also be interested in the specific opportunities listed : below Graduate Student Fellowship : Opportunities Reconstructing Glacial Nitrogen and Carbon Cycling Using Isotopes Oregon State University Contact us with your comments , questionsCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Opportunities : for Opportunities for Post Docs If you are interested in postdoctoral studies in paleoclimatology , please contact faculty members whose work interests you directly , there are often open opportunities . nbsp Oregon State University Contact us with your comments , questions and feedback Copyright 2011 Oregon State University Disclaimer OSU Internal LoginCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home News and Announcements 2 01 2012 : Niels Bohr Institute and INTIMATE Summer School on : Climate Transitions The summer school is intended for Ph.D . students and Post Docs in the broad area of climate theory , modeling and reconstruction . The summer school will have the format of a workshop with plenty of time for working on assigned problems , interactions between participants and . lecturers : When June 9-16, 2012 : Where Borno Research Station ,Catalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Special Projects ICEICS PALEOVER Oregon State University Contact us with your comments , questions and feedback Copyright 2011 Oregon State University Disclaimer OSU Internal LoginCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Publications 2011 Alder , C . J . Hostetler , S . W . Pollard , D . and Schmittner , A . 2011 Evaluation of a present-day climate simulation with a new coupled atmosphere-ocean model GENMOM , Geosi . Model Dev . 4, 69-83, doi 10.5194 gmd-4-69-2011. pdf html Brook , E . and J . Severinghaus , 2011, Correspondence : Methane and megafuana , Nature Geosciences , 4 271-272. pdf Clark , P.U . 2011 Deglacial history of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet in the Weddell SeaCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Facilities Coring Facility The COAS marine geology group operates a facility for sampling the seafloor via coring and dredging . Available equipment includes large 4-inch diameter and small 2.5-inch diameter piston corers , gravity corers , box corers , and an eight-tube multi-corer . OSU coring technicians have been active in seagoing operations since 1971. One of two such national facilities with a broad range of coring capabilities , the OSU group willCatalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home Upcoming Lecture February Quat Tea Submitted by hoffmank on Thu , 02 02 2012 15:52 2 2 2012 4 PM , Gilfillan Auditorium Andreas Schmittner will present on Nitrogen cycles in the ocean as part of the Winter Term Geology Colloquium . Series 2 10 2012 2:30 PM , Wilkinson 207 Joshua Cuzzone will present the first Quat Tea talk of the Winter Term on storm tracks across the North Atlantic and their implications for the mass balance of the Fenno-Scandinavian Ice .Catalog Calendar Find Someone Online Services Maps A-Z Index Paleoclimate Research at OSU College of Science Navigation Home : People Current Faculty Current Students Current Post Docs Alumni Opportunities : for Faculty Graduate Students Post Docs News and Announcements Seminar Lectures Special Projects Publications Facilities Home User account Log in Request new password Username : Enter your Paleoclimate Research at OSU . username Password : Enter the password that accompanies your . username Oregon State University Contact us with your comments , questions and feedback Copyright 2011 Oregon State University Disclaimer OSU Internal Login
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