About me

Research

I am an associate professor in physical  modern- and paleooceanography. My research is focussed around the dynamics of the large scale ocean circulation and its interaction with climate, now and in the past. Current research interests include the onset of North Atlantic Deep Water formation at the Eocene-Oligocene transition 34 million years ago, interaction between polar deep water formation regions during the Quaternary; deglaciation dynamics of the Southern Ocean upwelling regions; the dynamics of the inflows and outflows through the Arctic Straits, now and in the past; and the role of convection in the meridional overturning circulation. I address these problems using theory and models of various complexity and through collaboration with observationalists and paleoceanographers. 

Teaching

Study Director for the Bolin Center for Climate Research Masters program in Climate Science. 

Director and teacher on: Quatitative Methods in Geoscience. 

Teacher on: Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology I. 

Teacher on: Paleoclimatology and the Ocean System distance course. 

Key Leadership Roles

2015 to present: Member of Executive Committee for Physical Sciences of the Ocean (IAPSO), an association of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics.

2012 to present: Co-leader of Bolin Centre for Climate Research research area on Ocean-Atmosphere Dynamics and Climate.

2014 to present: Co-founder and director of Bolin Centre Mentoring Program.

2016 to present:Member of the Swedish National Committee for Geophysics (SNG), a subcommittee of the Swedish Royal Science Academy.