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BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY FACULTY
Lawrence J. Buckley,
marine biochemistry, aquaculture
Jeremy S. Collie, quantitative marine
ecology
Edward G. Durbin, marine planktonic
food chains, zooplankton, and fish ecology
Paul E. Hargraves, phytoplankton
systematics, morphology, and biogeography
Scott W. Nixon, estuarine and wetland
ecosystems
Stephen B. Olsen, coastal management
Candace A. Oviatt, marine ecology
Charles T. Roman, coastal ecosystems,
ecology of estuaries and salt marshes
Theodore J. Smayda, phytoplankton ecology
and physiology
David C. Smith, marine microbial ecology,
food web dynamics
Jennifer Specker, fish endocrinology,
adaptation and development
Elijah Swift, marine phytoplankton, oceanic
bioluminescence
Karen Wishner, maine zooplankton ecology,
deep-sea biology
James A. Yoder, biological oceanography,
remote sensing
Biological Oceanography Marine Research Scientists
Robert G. Campbell,
zooplankton physiology and ecology
Mary-Lynn Dickson,biogeochemical tracers,
carbon and nitrogen cycling
Percy Donaghay, zooplankton physiology
and population dynamics in changing environments.
Dian J. Gifford, planktonic protozoa,
grazing processes in oceanic ecosystems
Robert D. Kenney, distributional biology,
behavior of mammals
Grace Klein-MacPhee, early life
history of marine fishes
William K. Macy III, physiological ecology
of cephalopods
Lucie Maranda, ecology, life history
and physiology of dinoflagellates
Barbara L. Nowicki, carbon, nitrogen,
and phosphorus cycling in coastal waters
Jan Rines, phytoplankton systematics
and ecology
Petra M. Stegmann, dynamics of biological
and physical interactions
Barbara K. Sullivan, predator-prey
interactions of medusae and ctenophores.
Emeriti Faculty
H. Perry Jeffries, stability and pattern of distribution
in marine communities.
Theodore A. Napora, physiology and adaptive morphology of zooplankton
Saul B. Saila, fish population dynamics
John Seiburth, planktonic methanogenesis and sulfate-reduction
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CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
FACULTY
Brian Heikes, atmospheric
chemistry, atmospheric oxidants, heterogeneous processes
Craig McNeil,
air-sea gas exchange, upper-ocean process and interactions
John T. Merrill, atmospheric transport,
atmospheric waves
S. Bradley Moran, trace element and radionuclide
geochemistry, ocean particle dynamics
James G. Quinn, marine organic chemistry
Kenneth A. Rahn, atmospheric chemistry
in the Arctic and mid- latitudes
Chemical Oceanography Marine Research Scientists
Alfred K. Hanson, Jr.,
marine biogeochemistry and photochemistry
Kenneth R. Hinga, fates and effects of
chemicals in the marine environment
Emeriti Faculty
Michael E. Q. Pilson,
chemistry of seawater, experimental biogeochemistry and ecology
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GEOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY FACULTY
Robert
D. Ballard, geology of continental margins, volcanic, and hydrothermal
processes at the mid-ocean ridge, development of ROV systems
Steven N. Carey, volcanology and marine
volcaniclastic sedimentation
Steven D'Hondt, geobiology, paleoceanography
Christopher Kincaid, geophysical fluid
dynamics, mantle dynamics, estuarine circulation
John King, paleomagnetism, rock magnetism,
palynology
Roger L. Larson, marine geophysics,
plate tectonics
Margaret Leinen, sediment geochemistry,
mineralogy and paleoceanography
Kate Moran, marine
geotechnics
Jean-Guy Schilling, volcanology,
isotope and trace element geochemistry, mantle dynamics
Yang Shen, marine geophysics, seismology
Haraldur Sigurdsson, petrology of
igneous rocks, ocean ridge and island arc volcanism
Arthur Spivack,
geochemistry, dynamics and evolution of the chemistry of the ocean, atmosphere
and sediments
Geological Oceanography Marine Research Scientists
Elizabeth
L. Laliberte, geochemistry, analysis of sediment for trace metal contamination
Robert Pockalny,tectonics and fault
geophysics
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PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY FACULTY
Peter Cornillon,
ocean engineering, remote sensing oceanography
David Farmer,
acoustical oceanography
Isaac Ginis, structure and dynamics of
the coupled ocean-atmosphere system
Tetsu Hara, surface waves, air-sea interaction
David L. Hebert, small-scale mixing
processes
Hans Thomas Rossby, ocean circulation
and instrumentation
Lewis Rothstein, geophysical fluid
dynamics, equatorial dynamics
D. Randolph Watts, dynamics and variability
of ocean currents and water masses
Mark Wimbush, turbulence, tides and
waves, Kuroshio
Physical Oceanography Marine Research Scientists
Igor
Belkin, ocean fronts
Kathleen Donohue,
ocean circulation
Mark D. Prater, upper ocean processes
Georgi Sutyrin, theoretical geophysical
dynamics
David S. Ullman, dynamics of ocean fronts
Emeriti Faculty
John A. Knauss, ocean circulation, marine affairs: U.S.
marine policy
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Drs. Hebert and Rossby onboard the
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