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Mechanisms explaining changes in Australian climate extremes. The role of land surface forcing and feedbacks for regional climate. Drivers of spatial and temporal climate variability in extra-tropical Australia. Mechanisms and attribution of past and future ocean circulation change. Lectures, seminars and tutorials. The path to climate research.
Erik van Sebille, oceanographer and climate scientist at Utrecht University. nl Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research. Associate Professor in oceanography and climate change. At the Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research. Department of Physics, Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Of the 2016 European Geosciences Union Ocean Divison Outstanding Young Scientist Award.
How do we know? Duckies and Other Plastic. Welcome, click on a point on the ocean. Showing where plastic ends up. Is intended as an educational site. It should not be used for any policy decisions and comes without any warranty. Any inquiries should be directed to Dr Erik van Sebille. Support for this site is provided by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science. And the NeCTAR Research Cloud. And the delightful book Moby Duck. How do we know? .
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