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E-mail: stb2145 [at] columbia.edu
I am a PhD candidate in physical oceanography at Columbia University. I am currently studying bottom water formation and the internal dynamics of the Weddell Gyre in the Southern Ocean near western Antarctica.
I recently took up running and will be running my first ultra marathon this November! I also enjoy boxing, hiking, and watching documentaries.
E-mail: laurag [at] ldeo.columbia.edu
I'm a PhD Candidate in physical oceanography at Columbia University. I'm interested in bottlenecks in global ocean circulation and how heat and freshwater is transported between ocean basins.
I like running, rock climbing, and cycling. I also like knitting, I just started my first pair of mittens!
E-mail: spencerj [at] ldeo.columbia.edu
I am a research scientist in Physical Oceanography at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. I am interested in the transport of heat, salt and tracers by the ocean on large scales.
In my free time I enjoy running, reading and going to the theater.
E-mail: umiller [at] ldeo.columbia.edu
Hi! I'm a PhD student who researches cold, salty water in Antarctica that plays an important role in global ocean circulation. My work mostly involves coding at my computer, but I've also been to Antarctica by ship to collect data (brrr!).
To unwind, I like to play video games, make candles, and jog around the neighborhood.
