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Dante Canil, Professor
Experimental and igneous petrology; mantle and crustal evolution; geothermobarometry; deep earth geochemical cycles.
Research Website
BWC A423
250-472-4180
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Laurence Coogan, Professor
The role of the oceanic lithosphere in the Earth system, controls on ocean chemistry, the long-term carbon cycle, hydrothermal fluxes, petrology/geochemistry.
Research Website
BWC A413
250-472-4018
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Jay Cullen, Director, Professor
Chemical oceanography, marine biogeochemistry of trace metals, bio-inorganic chemistry, paleoceanography and global change, stable isotope geochemistry and development of novel techniques for trace metals.
Research Website
BWC A415
250-472-4353
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Stan Dosso, Professor
Ocean acoustics and geoacoustics, marine-mammal acoustics, earthquake seismology, geophysical inverse theory.
BWC A331
250-472-4341
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John Dower, Professor
Biological and fisheries oceanography, zooplankton ecology, effects of biophysical coupling on the structure and productivity of pelagic marine ecosystems.
Research Website
BWC A327
250-472-5010
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Blake Dyer, Assistant Professor
Earth history, sedimentology and stratigraphy, isotope geochemistry of carbonates, and sea level change.
Research Website
BWC A433
250-721-6187
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Andy Fraass, Assistant Professor.
Micropaleontology, paleoceanography, paleobiology, Earth history, macroevolution, sedimentation and stratigraphy
Research Website
BWC A431
250-721-6314
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Kathy Gillis, Professor
Geological oceanography, fluid-rock interaction in oceanic hydrothermal systems, formation of the oceanic crust, impacts of low temperature oceanic weathering on the Earth system.
BWC A419
250-472-4023
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Colin Goldblatt, Associate Professor
An Earth System view on atmospheres: evolution of Earth’s atmospheric composition, climate physics (deep palaeoclimate, dynamical climatology, radiative transfer, climate modelling), terrestrial planet evolution (solar system and exoplanets).
Research Website
BWC A323
250-472-4060
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Roberta Hamme, Associate Professor
Chemical oceanography, dissolved gases, ocean carbon cycle and sequestration, air-sea interaction and water mass formation, marine productivity rates, denitrification, BGC-Argo floats, mass spectrometric gas measurements.
Research Website
BWC A417
250-472-4014
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Jon Husson, Assistant Professor
Earth history, stratigraphy, sedimentary carbonates, stable isotope geochemistry, U-Pb geochronology.
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BWC A425
250-472-5570
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Ruohong Jiao, Assistant Professor
Fission-track and (U-Th)/He thermochronology, orogenic processes, landscape evolution modelling.
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BWC A427
250-472-4354
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Kim Juniper, Professor
Marine systems and global change.
Research Website
BWC A317
250-472-5379
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Jody Klymak, Professor
Physical oceanography: waves, turbulence, fronts, eddies; processes that dissipate energy from the mean ocean circulation and mediate the mixing of momentum, heat, salt, and passive tracers.
Research Website
BWC A313
250-472-5969
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Lucinda Leonard, Assistant Professor
Current tectonics, especially of western North America; seismic and tsunami hazard assessment.
BWC A315
250-472-4482
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Adam Monahan, Professor
Theoretical climate dynamics, boundary-layer meteorology, stochastic processes in ocean/atmosphere science; modelling biogeochemical dynamics, climate statistics.
Research Website
BWC A311
250-472-5075
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Edwin Nissen, Associate Professor
Earthquakes, active tectonics, imaging geodesy, earthquake seismology, tectonic geomorphology.
Research Site
BWC A329
250-472-4340
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Hansi Singh, Assistant Professor
Atmosphere-ocean-ice interactions, coupled climate dynamics, climate variability and change, polar climates, climate sensitivity and radiative feedbacks.
Research Site
BWC A321
250-721-6179
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Diana Varela, Professor
Biological oceanography; biogeochemical cycles; phytoplankton physiology and ecology - variations in marine primary productivity and export production, phytoplankton utilization of nitrogen, silicon and carbon, silicon isotopic fractionation by diatoms.
Research Website
BWC A333
250-472-5425
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Andrew Weaver, Professor
Climate change policy, research, solutions and communications. Formerly focused on the role of the oceans in climate change/variability; ocean/climate modelling; paleoclimate; physical oceanography; geophysical fluid dynamics.
BWC A309
250-472-4006
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