HMEI-STEP Fellows: Awarded Michael Oppenheimer

  • Mignone, Bryan

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Geosciences

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Political economy of International environmental agreements.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Physical controls on the oceanic uptake and storage of anthropogenic carbon.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Jorge Sarmiento

  • Conley, Joe

    Perkins Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    History

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Emission trading for mercury? Addressing the 'hot spot' problem.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Environmentalism contained: A history of corporate responses to the environmental movement.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Daniel Rodgers

  • Duguid, Andrew

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Risk assessment of CO2 leakage through abandoned wells.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    CO2 leakage through abandoned wells.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Michael Celia

  • Satterfield, Barclay

    Kelley Fellow
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    DEPARTMENT

    Chemical Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Applications of fuel cell technology: vehicles vs. distributed (stationary) generation.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    PEM fuel cell performance.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Jay Benziger

  • Rosenzweig, Bernice

    Perkins Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    The development of economically attainable urban watershed management schemes to reduce estuarine nutrient lands.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Modeling the biogeochemical dynamics of storm-water detention basins.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Peter Jaffé

  • Dreyfus, Gabrielle

    DEPARTMENT

    Geosciences

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Assessing the validity and implications of using MIS 11 as an analog for the unperturbed Holocene

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Ice core paleoclimatology using the composition of trapped air.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Jean Jouzel

  • Ntelekos, Alexandros

    Perkins Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    The implications of ubanization on flood policy: the case of Baltimore, MD.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Flooding of urban environments / modification of weather by urban environments.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    James Smith

  • Little, Christopher

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Geosciences

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Constraining eustatic sea-level rise with a hierarchy.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Constraining ocean circulation and basal melting under ice shelves.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Anand Gnanadesikan

  • Lin, Ning

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Impact of climate change on hurricane-related risk and decision making.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Hurricane surface wind field and damanage analysis.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Erik VanMarcke