Research Group
Maryam Alshehhi
Visiting Assistant Professor Work Phone: (617) 253-5458 Work Email: mrshehhi@mit.eduMaryam studies coastal ocean problems using physical and optical oceanography, and numerical and theoretical frameworks supported by field and satellite data
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.
Faye Elgart
Graduate Student Work Email: fmhe@mit.eduFaye is interested in the dynamics of complex systems spanning multiple length- and time-scales, and the intersection of glaciology, oceanography, and planetary science.
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.
Ali Ramadhan
Graduate Student Work Email: alir@mit.eduAli is interested in scientific computing, software development, and ocean, atmosphere, and climate modeling. He is currently working on Oceananigans.jl, a high-performance and user-friendly Navier-Stokes solver that runs on CPUs and GPUs.
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.
Phillip Tuckman
Graduate Student Work Email: ptuckman@mit.eduPJ is interested in any problems that might help us predict the future of the climate system. He is especially excited by how subsystems such as the oceans, atmosphere, and cryosphere affect the global climate.
James Williams
Postdoctoral Associate Work Email: willi@mit.eduJames studies sea ice in the polar oceans using numerical models, satellite derived observations, and in situ data. He works at NASA GISS in New York City as part of a NASA/MIT consortium.
