COAPEC Studentships

COUPLED OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE PROCESSES AND EUROPEAN CLIMATE

STUDENTSHIPS

The following studentships have also been funded through COAPEC

Principal Investigator	Project	Location	Student	Status
Dr Grant R Bigg	The impact of polar mesocyclones on deep water formation	University of Sheffield	Alan Condron	Completed
Prof Harry L Bryden	Variability in North Atlantic Water Mass Transformations around the Subpolar Gyre	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	Richard Levine	Completed
Dr Karen Heywood	Does the Southern Ocean influence European Climate?	University of East Anglia	Glen Richardson	Completed
Prof BJ Hoskins	Climate Variability in the N Atlantic/European Region	University of Reading	Evangelos Tyrlis	Completed
Prof Jochem Marotzke	The predictability of climate parameters in eddy-resolving ocean-atmosphere models	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	Fiona McLay	Completed
Dr Adrian Matthews	Intraseasonal European climate variability via tropical - extratropical interaction	University of East Anglia	Oliver Charlesworth	Writing Up
Prof Alan O'Neill	Potential Climate Predictability on Multi-Annual Time Scales	University of Reading	Pascal Mailier	Completed
Dr Kelvin Richards	The role of the ocean in climate variability	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	Clotilde Dubois	Completed
Dr Mark Saunders	The Seasonal Predictability of European Extreme Weather (CASE sponsored by Deutsche Bank)	University College London	Fiona Parton	Completed
Dr David B Stephenson	Complexity in North Atlantic Weather and Climate	University of Reading	Tim Mosedale	Completed
Dr NC Wells	Impact of the ocean cross equator heat transport on the SST 'dipole'	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	Adam Blaker	Completed
Dr Ric Williams	Impact of interannual changes in the coupled atmosphere-ocean on the European Shelf	University of Liverpool	Susan Leadbetter	Completed
Prof Jochem Marotzke	A tied studentship on the project North Atlantic decadal variability in different thermohaline circulation regimes: A hierarchical coupled ocean-atmosphere modelling approach	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	Marc Lucas	Completed
Dr Adrian Matthews	Coupled ocean-atmosphere modes in the tropical Atlantic a tied studentship on the projectOcean-atmosphere coupling in tropical Atlantic warm events and their impact on European climate	University of East Anglia	Patricia O'Mahony	Completed

For general queries, please contact the scientific co-ordinator Helen Snaith

James Rennell Division for Ocean Circulation and Climate, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, European Way, Southampton SO14 3ZH, UK

tel. +44 (0)23 8059 6410

fax. +44 (0)23 8059 6400

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Maintained by Helen Snaith

Last modified: March 21 2007 12:07