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 Graduate Student Listing

 

 
Adina Hakimian
MA
 Advisor: Cecilia McHugh

Sedimentation and earthquakes in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea: Characteristics and Depositional Processes

adina.hakimian@qc.cuny.edu


 
Alan Mason
MS
 Advisor: Chuixiang Yi

Links between climate change and terrestrial carbon cycle

amason103@qc.cuny.edu


 
Angelika Winner
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Jeffrey Bird

Biogeochemical cycling in the critical zone, the active hydrologic layer that interacts with soils, sediments and bedrock.

angelikawinner@gmail.com

I'm investigating the linkages between carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur in wetland systems with emphasis on microbial ecology
 
Brian Brigham
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Gregory O'Mullan & Jeffrey Bird

The linkages between carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur in wetland systems with emphasis on microbial ecology

bbrigham@gc.cuny.edu


 
Caroline Farkas
MA
 Advisor: Chuixiang Yi

Modeling CO2 transport with weather systems

cmfarkas@gmail.com


 
Chrisitine Ramadhin
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Chuixiang Yi

Nonlinear dynamics of abrupt climate change

cramadhin@gc.cuny.edu


 
Damayanti Gurung
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Cecilia McHugh

Paleoclimate and paleoceanography of a marginal basin: the Sea of Marmara and an estuary, the Hudson River

damayanti.gurung@qc.cuny.edu


 
Edward Rice
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Gillian Stewart

Estuarine ecology, plankton and climate change.

ricedward@gmail.com


 
Elana Klein
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Cecilia McHugh

Coastal and estuarine sedimentation offshore New Jersey

elana.klein1@qc.cuny.edu


 
Eli Dueker
Visiting Researcher
 Advisor: Gregory O'Mullan

Environmental Microbiology

med2109@columbia.edu


 
Eric Kutter
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Chuixiang Yi

Energy transport within and above forest canopy over complex terrain <br>

kuttereric@gmail.com
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Erin Schneider
MS
 Advisor: Gregory O'Mullan

Persistence of sediment associated fecal indicators in the Hudson River.

eschneider101@qc.cuny.edu


 
Fernanda Santos
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Jeffrey Bird

Black carbon in temperate forest ecosystems: atmospheric deposition and decomposition and transport in soils. Fine root

fsantos@gc.cuny.edu


 
George Lozefski
MA
 Advisor: Cecilia McHugh

Provenance of turbidite sands in the Marmara Sea, Turkey: A tool for submarine paleoseismology

lozefski@ldeo.columbia.edu


 
Jennifer Rios
MS
 Advisor: Cecilia McHugh

Paleoclimate and global sea level changes in carbonate and siliciclastics settings: Haiti and New Zealand

cheerrios516@gmail.com


 
Meghan Weber
MS
 Advisor: Ahshaki Rouff/ Tim Eaton

Trace metal geochemistry in an urban estuary

meghan.weber@qc.cuny.edu


 
Ning Ma
Ph.D
 Advisor: Ashaki Rouff

Metalloid sorption with phosphate minerals

NMa@gc.cuny.edu


 
Rahul Sahajpal
Ph.D.
 Advisor: N.G Hemming

I study the brine chemistry of Mono Lake and developpaleosalinity and paleohydrology proxies

rsahajpal@qc.cuny.edu


 
Rich Bubbico
MS
 Advisor: Hannes Brueckner

studying high-pressure metamorphic rocks, specifically eclogite and garnet peridotite

richbubbs@gmail.com


 
Suhua Wei
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Chuixiang Yi

Upscaling CO2 flux from tower sensors to satellite sensors

suhua.wei00@gmail.com


 
Xiyan Xu
Ph.D.
 Advisor: Chuixiang Yi

Modeling momentum, energy, and CO2 transfer within canopy layer over complex terrain

xxu1@gc.cuny.edu

 

 

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 News

 

June 15, 2012, Xiyan Xu wins best oral presentation

Ph.D. candidate, Xiyan Xu, has won the Best Student Oral Presentation Award at the 30th Agricultural and Forest Meteorology/First Atmospheric Biogeosciences Conference. Xiyan is a student in Professor Yi's lab. Congratulations, Xiyan!
 
 
     


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