About Me
I am a PhD candidate with the Environmental Geochemistry and Oceanography Research Group at the University of Hong Kong. My research uses a variety of organic and inorganic stable isotope systems to explore the relationships between climate, ocean circulation and marine biogeochemistry on various timescales. This work is made possible through marine carbonate archives - such as sediments, foraminifera and coralline algae - which have proven to be extraordinary historians of the ancient seas. Currently, I am working on 1) reconstructing the physical mechanisms responsible for regulating the strength of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) throughout past warm periods, and 2) characterizing the effects of a modern-day AMOC slow-down on the chemical oceanography of the polar North Atlantic.
