Francois Morel Reveals Impacts of Ocean Acidification on the Marine Food Chain
January 14, 2010 ・ Jessica MarshallGuy Nordenson Collaborates with MOMA to Create “Rising Currents: Projects for NY’s Waterfront”
January 6, 2010 ・ Alanna MaloneResearch & Center Fall/Winter 2009
December 31, 2009 ・ Carol PetersCarbon Mitigation Initiative Craig Arnold, associate professor of MAE, becomes acting co-director of CMI while Rob Socolow is on sabbatical during 2009–2010. CMI announces new members of the CMI Advisory Council: Dallas Burtraw, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future; Michael…
Study: Earth’s Polar Ice Sheets Vulnerable to Even Moderate Global Warming
December 16, 2009 ・ Steven BarnesAn additional 2 degrees of global warming could commit the planet to 6 to 9 meters (20 to 30 feet) of long-term sea level rise A new analysis of the geological record of the Earth’s sea level, carried out by…
Sigman, Zoli Win MacArthur ‘Genius Grants’
September 22, 2009 ・ Kitta MacPherson and Chris EmeryDaniel Sigman Theodore Zoli Daniel Sigman, a Princeton University biogeochemist who has conducted pioneering work exploring the large-scale systems that have supported life on the planet throughout the millennia, has been selected as a 2009 MacArthur Fellow. Also chosen was…
Denitrification, Its Importance Once Diluted, may be Back on Top, Princeton-Led Team Says
September 2, 2009 ・ Kitta MacPhersonAfter more than a decade of inquiry, a Princeton-led team of scientists has turned the tables on a long-standing controversy to re-establish an old truth about nitrogen mixing in the oceans. For decades, scientists thought they had a handle on…
BP and Princeton Renew Partnership to Tackle Climate Problem
October 15, 2008 ・ Kitta MacPhersonEnergy company BP has committed to a five-year renewal of a joint research partnership with Princeton University that identifies ways of tackling the world’s climate problem. It will support Princeton to at least its current level of funding for the…
Princeton Selected by NOAA for Climate Research Program
June 12, 2008 ・ Ruth StevensAfter a competitive review process, Princeton University’s Cooperative Institute for Climate Science has been selected as a collaborative research partner by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The institute is one of two selected partners that will join the…
Testing the Waters in Bermuda for Global Warming
December 6, 2007 ・ Karin DienstEileen Zerba (left), the instructor of “Signals, Yardsticks and Tipping Points of Global Warming,” helped freshman Laura Fernandez identify and prepare algae samples. Students in the freshman seminar took a fall break trip to Bermuda, enabling them to get a…
