Lab Members
Dr. Jochen Halfar
Associate Professor of Geology
jochen.halfar@utoronto.ca
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Dr. Branwen Williams
Postdoctoral Fellow
branwen.williams@utoronto.ca
Projects:
North Atlantic and Pacific climate reconstructions using coralline algal isotope and trace element geochemistry
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Phoebe Chan
Doctoral student
phoebetw.chan@utoronto.ca
Projects:
North Atlantic climate reconstructions using coralline algae
Lead contamination and lead isotopes archived in coralline algae
History of the Alaska Coastal Current revealed by coralline algae - a measure for Arctic ocean freshwater input
Benjamin Hook
Doctoral student
benjamin.hook@utoronto.ca
Projects:
Dendrochronology of Paleocene-Eocene kimberlite-hosted fossil wood
Emily Boucher
Master's student
emi.boucher@gmail.com
Projects:
Density changes in coralline algae as a possible indicator of ocean acidification
Laurie Bougeois
Master's student
laurie.bougeois@ens-lyon.fr
Projects:
Carbon isotopic composition of Beaufort Sea coralline algae
Milian Yau
Undergraduate student
milian.yau@utoronto.ca
Projects:
Benthic foraminiferal fauna of Bahia de Los Angeles, Baja California, Mexico
Former Lab Members
Steffen Hetzinger
Postdoctoral Fellow
shetzinger@ifm-geomar.de
Projects:
Paleoclimate reconstructions using coralline red algae
Reconstruction of Orinoco river sediment discharge from corals
Now at: IFM-Geomar, Kiel, Germany,
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Gimy Gamboa
Master's student
gimygamboa@yahoo.com
Project:
Reconstructing Labrador Current variability from coralline red algae
James Joseph Walker
Doctoral Student
jamesjoseph.walker@utoronto.ca
Project:
Reconstructing Paleogene climate from exceptionally preserved fossil wood
Afshan Omar
Research Assistant and Undergraduate Thesis student
Project:
Reconstruction of kelp abundance in the Aleutian Islands using growth rates of the coralline red algae Clathromorphum nereostratum
Ravie Shamaroo
Undergraduate Research Project Student
Project:
Can Clathromorphum compactum from the northwest Atlantic reveal sea urchin abundance during the past century?
Quang Ngo
Undergraduate student
v.ngo@utoronto.ca
Projects:
Benthic foraminiferal fauna of Cabo Pulmo, Baja California Sur, Mexico
