Research Scientist
Ph.D. University of Manitoba: Read thesis
B.Sc. (Major, with Distinction): University of Manitoba: Environmental Science (Toxicology)
Research Interests
Currently my research is focused on the evolution of brine in sea ice both temporally and spatially in the context of the physical controls on its presence and movement. My Ph.D. research was focused on the measurement and temporal evolution of sea ice volumes at local to regional scales, and the thermodynamic and dynamic processes which create, maintain and change them. I still maintain some of that work in collaboration with students and colleagues in Canada and abroad.
Projects
Current
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Daneborg Spring 2014
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Planar optode methodological development for brine in sea ice
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Cold laboratory ice growth microcosm development
Past
CASES (2003-2004)
ArcticNet - Hudson Bay (2006)
ArcticNet - Beaufort Sea, Northwest Passage (2009, 2010, 2011)
SERF (2012, 2013)
Contact
470 Wallace Building
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB
R3T 2N2
(204) 272-1540
