The Palaeoclimatology Lab of the University of Vigo aims at the paleoclimatic record of the last million years to quantitatively determine: (i) the pace, magnitude and rate of oceanic climate change in the past; and (ii) the relationships between forcing, feedback and responses of the climate system under natural conditions (not anthropogenic).
We use geochemical, micropaleontological and sedimentological tools, as well as probabilistic statistics to reconstruct key oceanographic and climatic parameters such as temperature, salinity, oceanic carbon chemistry and CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere.
GIANLUCA MARINO
MAIDER PLAZA MORLOTE
ELISABETH LOSA ADAMS
NATALIA BIENZOBAS MONTAVEZ
MATTÍA FERRARO
Vanessa Cavucci
2021
IRMS facility for carbonate stable oxygen, carbon, and clumped isotope analyses (2021–2022).
2020
TRopical Indian Ocean variability versus global (PAlaeo)Climate Change (TRIOPACC, 2020–2024).
2018
Universidade de Vigo start-up research package, programme to attract excellent research talent (2018–2022).
Participation in the TV programme “Vivir Aquí: Augas que van e veñen”, broadcast on Televisión de Galicia (TVG). Staff involved: G. Marino (2022).
Presentation for general public “Emisiones de CO2 y calentamiento global, evidencias y estrategias de mitigación” within the framework of the Galician Night of Researchers (GNIGHT), Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions (European Commission). Staff involved: G. Marino (2021).
Article in The Conversation “El desprendimiento de los mayores icebergs antárticos, una señal de alarma” by G. Marino and E. Losa Adams (2021).
Presentations in high schools of Vigo and Nigrán (Galicia, Spain) “El CO2, ¿ayuda o amenaza la vida en nuestro planeta?” pre-events within the framework of the initiative “European Researchers Night”, Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions (European Commission). Staff involved: E. Losa Adams, N. Bienzobas Montavez & G. Marino (2021).
Conference “Emisions de CO2 and global warming, evidences and mitigation strategies” G-Nights events – Staff involved: G. Marino (2021).
We have appeared a few times in the press:
The Palaeoclimatology Lab seeks enthusiastic, early-career researchers interested in the quantitative analysis of (past) ocean and climate change. If you want to work and/or collaborate with us get in touch:
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