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Research Group Paleoceanography

Our group explores the climate history and oceanography during the Cenozoic (the past 66 Myr). We analyse sediment cores, particularly from the International Ocean Discovery Program. The sediment properties, microfossils and geochemical composition of these samples allow us to generate high-resolution climatic reconstructions. We research astronomically related climatic fluctuations that allow us to generate precise age models. We also conduct Earth System modeling studies, that allow us to put data from sediment cores into a global climatic context.

Working Area

Equatorial and subtropical Pacific and Arctic Ocean; Atlantic, Mediterranean and Antarctica

Methods

Our methods and materials consist of sediment cores. We analyse these sediments using non-destructive (e.g., XRF Core Scanning), and geochemical methods (stable isotope measurements of oxygen and carbon on species specific foraminifera samples, and bulk sediments). We apply modern time series analysis techniques and apply complex Earth System Models of Intermediate Complexity to put the research data into a framework to deduce global conditions and sensitivities

Iceberg during field work in the Amundsen Sea Embayment, Antarctica.
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Head
Prof. Dr. Heiko Pälike

Education:
1994–1997 BA Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge
1997–1998 MSc Hydrogeology, University College London
1998–2002 PhD, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge

Positions:
2001–2002 Postdoc, Godwin Laboratory, University of Cambridge
2002–2004 Postdoc, Stockholm University
2004–2007 Lecturer, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton
2007–2011 Reader, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton
2011–2012 Professor, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton
2012- Adjunct Professor, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton

Professor in Bremen since 2012

Research Areas:
Palaeoceanography, Palaeoclimatology

Tel. +49 421 218 - 65980
hpaelike@marum.de

Zentrum für Tiefseeforschung (ZfT)
der Universität Bremen
MARUM ZfT building / room nr. 5300
Leobener Straße 10
28359 Bremen

Ute Wolpmann

Tel.: +49 421 218 - 65981

paloz@marum.de


Zentrum für Tiefseeforschung (ZfT)
der Universität Bremen
MARUM ZfT building / room nr. 5280
Leobener Straße 10
28359 Bremen

Homepage
Member List (A-Z)
Member List (Tableau)

Head Prof. Dr. Heiko Pälike

Zentrum für Tiefseeforschung (ZfT)
der Universität Bremen
Leobener Straße 10
28359 Bremen
Tel. +49 421 218 - 65980
hpaelike@marum.de

Secretariat

Ute Wolpmann

Tel.: +49 421 218 - 65981

paloz@marum.de


Zentrum für Tiefseeforschung (ZfT)
der Universität Bremen
MARUM ZfT building / room nr. 5280
Leobener Straße 10 28359 Bremen

Curriculum Vitae

Education:
1994–1997 BA Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge
1997–1998 MSc Hydrogeology, University College London
1998–2002 PhD, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge

Positions:
2001–2002 Postdoc, Godwin Laboratory, University of Cambridge
2002–2004 Postdoc, Stockholm University
2004–2007 Lecturer, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton
2007–2011 Reader, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton
2011–2012 Professor, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton
2012- Adjunct Professor, Ocean & Earth Science, University of Southampton

Professor in Bremen since 2012

Research Areas:
Palaeoceanography, Palaeoclimatology


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