Current scientific collaborators:
Hong Ao
Hong and I collaborate on Asian monsoon dynamics during the Cenozoic. Click here to visit Hong’s ResearchGate page
Steven Bohaty
Steve and I work on all sorts of palaeoclimatic and palaeoceanographic topics. Click here to visit Steve’s UoS website
Helen Coxall
Helen and I work together on Eocene-Oligocene stratigraphic records to decipher climate dynamics during the largest Cenozoic state-change in Earth’s climate system. Click here to visit Helen’s SU website
Anouk de Bakker
Anouk advises me on the applications of time series analysis tools. Click here to visit Anouk’s researchgate page
David De Vleeschouwer David and I collaborate on understanding carbon cycle dynamics of the Cenozoic Icehouse Click here to visit David’s personal website
Anna Joy Drury Anna Joy and I work on the Miocene of Site 1264 Click here to visit Anna Joy’s UCL website
Oliver Friedrich Oliver and I work together on the Oligo-Miocene from the North Atlantic. We sailed together on IODP Expedition 342. Click here to visit Oliver’s UH website
Heather Johnstone
Heather and I collaborate on Late Pleistocene climate dynamics. Click here to visit Heather’s UoB webpage
Lucas Lourens
Luc and I work together on high-resolution climate records that span the Oligocene and early Miocene. Luc was my BSc. and MSc. supervisor. Click here to visit Luc’s UU website
Lottie Miller
Lottie and I collaborate on Late Pleistocene climate dynamics. Click here to visit Lottie’s personal webpage
Heiko Pälike
Heiko was my PhD. supervisor. We work on a broad range of palaeoclimatic topics together. Click here to visit Heiko’s UoB website
Eelco Rohling
Eelco and I work together on cyclic sediments from the Mediterannean Plio-Pleistocene. Click here to visit Eelco’s ANU website
Kasia Ś liwińskaKasia and I study the palaeoclimate of the North Atlantic region during the Eocene and Oligocene. Click here to visit Kasia’s researchgate page
Tim van Peer Tim and I work on the Oligocene and Miocene sediments from the North Atlantic. Click here to visit Tim’s UCL website
