Alex Gagnon (PI)
Assistant Professor
Ocean Science Building 409
gagnon@uw.edu
Academic CV
Webpage
(at the helm in the ’80s, Catalina Is.)
Current Lab Members
Marta Wolfshorndl
PhD candidate
Impact of Ocean Acidification on Skeletal Nucleation in Coral
Selected Awards: NSF-GRFP
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Isaiah Bolden
PhD candidate
Geochemical Indicators of Change on Coral Reefs
Selected Awards: NSF-GRFP; ARCS fellowship; IGERT Program on Ocean Change Fellowship; Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship; Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship
Webpage CV
MaryMargaret Stoll
Graduate Student
Records of Anthropogenic Ocean Acidification
Selected Award: PCC fellowship
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Tamas Ugrai
Research Scientist, TraceLab
Mass Spectrometry Gurus
Trace Lab Webpage
Dan Anderson
Research Scientist
Lead Technician Tetiaroa Project
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Lab Alumni
Elisa Bonnin
Defended PhD Summer 2019
Growth, chamber formation, and microscale heterogeneity in planktic foraminifera: Implications for paleoclimate proxies
Currently: Postdoctoral Fellow in Nano-scale Imaging, U. Gottingen
Anne Gothman
JISAO Postdoctoral Fellow (2015-2017)
Geochemistry of calcification in cultured cold-water coral
Currently: Assistant Professor of Physics and Environmental Studies, St. Olaf College
Oscar Branson
Postdoctoral Fellow (2014-2016); Co-advised with Howie Spero (UC Davis)
Nano characterization of organic-mineral interactions during foraminiferal biomineralization
Currently: Lecturer (Assistant Professor), Cambridge University
Nick Roden
Postdoctoral Fellow (2017-2018); Co-advised with Julian Sachs
Whole atoll calcification: Tetiaroa
Currently: Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Bergen