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OCT, 2021-
Our reconstruction of North Atlantic deep-water formation during Marine Isotope Stage 11 has been accepted for publication in Quaternary Science Reviews. Using a variety of geochemical and numerical techniques, we show that the Nordic Seas became a critical locus of convection at the onset of the climatic optimum coincident with extensive surface-ocean freshening, challenging our conventional understanding of deep-water formation.
Our reconstruction of North Atlantic deep-water formation during Marine Isotope Stage 11 has been accepted for publication in Quaternary Science Reviews. Using a variety of geochemical and numerical techniques, we show that the Nordic Seas became a critical locus of convection at the onset of the climatic optimum coincident with extensive surface-ocean freshening, challenging our conventional understanding of deep-water formation.
AUG, 2021-
I successfully defended by PhD entitled: "Oceanographic and Biogeochemical Change in the High-Latitude North Atlantic during Marine Isotope Stage 11 and the Common Era." A big thank you to my advisors, Profs. Benoit Thibodeau and Christelle Not, in addition to my three examiners (Profs. David Thornalley, Jed Kaplan and Moriaki Yasuhara) for the insightful questions and feedback!
APRIL, 2021-
Our latest reconstruction of circulation and nutrient conditions along the Labrador Shelf is out now in Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology! We used a novel nitrogen isotope proxy archived in a 600-year-old crustose coralline alga to shed a new light on the historical and contemporary connections between the Labrador Current and nitrate availability in this climatically sensitive region.
Our latest reconstruction of circulation and nutrient conditions along the Labrador Shelf is out now in Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology! We used a novel nitrogen isotope proxy archived in a 600-year-old crustose coralline alga to shed a new light on the historical and contemporary connections between the Labrador Current and nitrate availability in this climatically sensitive region.
JAN, 2021 -
Our paper on Arctic ostracode trace-element paleothermometry has been accepted in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems. Click here to learn about these novel bottom-water archives.
Our paper on Arctic ostracode trace-element paleothermometry has been accepted in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems. Click here to learn about these novel bottom-water archives.
DEC, 2020 -
Had a nice time on Cimpatico TV discussing some of my PhD research, the field of paleoceanography and the importance of algae. Click here to see my whole interview.
Had a nice time on Cimpatico TV discussing some of my PhD research, the field of paleoceanography and the importance of algae. Click here to see my whole interview.
SEP, 2020 -
Happy to have been selected as a Council Member of the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS)! My term will start in October of 2020 and last for one year. I look forward to engaging with the Hong Kong community on Arctic science.
JUNE, 2020 -
Well it was no Hawaii, but the ENGO group had a strong presence at the virtual Goldschmidt conference. I enjoyed sharing my latest work looking at nitrogen isotopes in a 600-year-old coralline alga to reconstruct ocean-climate dynamics along the Labrador Shelf.
JUL, 2019 -
I had a great time attending the 16th Urbino Summer School in Paleoclimatology! Picture: the K-Pg (Dinosaur-No Dinosaur) boundary
I had a great time attending the 16th Urbino Summer School in Paleoclimatology! Picture: the K-Pg (Dinosaur-No Dinosaur) boundary
DEC, 2018 -
I presented results from our most recent project on mixed-layer variability in the Nordic Seas during the marine isotope stage 11 interglacial at AGU
I presented results from our most recent project on mixed-layer variability in the Nordic Seas during the marine isotope stage 11 interglacial at AGU
