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Laidlaw Project - Paper Draft (Understanding Past Climate Change through Ocean Currents)
We can use chemical signals carried around by ocean currents (which are then transferred to sediments) to understand where that water was before, allowing us to see how ocean currents affect climate change. However, this paper picks some holes in one of these techniques!
PhD Student, University of Oxford
Incoming DPhil Student in Oceanography at the University of Oxford, with experience in physical oceanography and ocean modelling, palaeoceanography and palaeoclimate. I'm currently working on developing an oceanographical model for the Japanese Kuroshio current during the last ice age to understand how coral ecology may have been different then. I've carried out research at the University of Oxford, Heidelberg University (Germany) and the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (Japan).
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