Research Group
Jean-Michel Campin
Research Scientist Work Email: jmc@ocean.mit.eduJean-Michel is interested in the role of the ocean in past climate variations using numerical models. Development and improvement of climate model components, especially Ocean General Circulation Model, with a particular interest in numerical methods.
Darren Engwirda
Postdoc Personal Email: d_engwirda@outlook.comDarren’s interest is in developing ocean models for climate research.
Brian Green
Graduate Student Work Email: brianmg@mit.eduBrian’s my major interests lie in ocean dynamics, their role in climate, and the use of numerical techniques to model them.
Mukund Gupta
Graduate Student Work Email: guptam@mit.eduMukund is interested in understanding climate sensitivity to perturbations and in developing simple climate models to investigate this.
Lauren Hinkel
Science Writer Work Email: hinkell@mit.eduLauren is a science writer and multimedia producer for Oceans at MIT as well as MIT’s Program in Atmospheres, Oceans and Climate housed in EAPS. She covers ocean and climate-related research, events and insights from around MIT and WHOI, and welcomes story ideas and comments.
John Marshall
Professor of Oceanography Work Email: jmarsh@mit.eduJohn is interested in the general circulation of the atmosphere and oceans, and particularly the role of the ocean in climate and its variability.
Gianluca Meneghello
Postdoc Work Email: mgl@mit.eduGianluca is interested in studying dynamics of the ocean and the atmosphere: his current focus is the identification of a simple model to analyze the role of eddies in the response of the Beaufort Gyre to wind and buoyancy forcing. He previously worked on the development of autonomous observational platforms for environmental flows, on control/data assimilation algorithms, and on numerical methods for fluid mechanics.
Anastasia Romanou
Research Scientist Work Email: anastasia.romanou@nasa.govAnastasia, a collaborator from GISS, is interested in the large-scale circulation of the oceans, gas-exchange through the air-sea interface, the ocean carbon cycle, climate variability, thermohaline circulation and coupled ocean-atmosphere modeling.
Jeffrey Scott
Research Scientist Work Email: jscott@mit.eduJeff is interested in understanding the role of the ocean in global change change, using a hierarchy of ocean-only and coupled earth system models. Recent work has focused on passive heat uptake versus active ocean circulation changes in a warming world.
Hajoon Song
Research Scientist Work Email: hajsong@mit.eduHajoon studies climate change and its impacts on marine ecosystem, physical and biological interactions and air-sea interactions. He is also interested in data assimilation of coupled physical-biological oceanic system and adjoint-based sensitivity analysis.
