PhD 2003, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University

Research Interests:

I am interested in the interactions between the physical climate system and biogeochemistry, especially through the marine nitrogen and carbon cycles. I have recently investigated the dominant sources and sinks of marine fixed N in the ocean, and the potential for climate forcing and feedbacks within the marine N budget to change the ocean N reservoir across glacial/interglacial transitions. I am currently working to explain the origin of observed oxygen changes in thermocline waters of the North Pacific, and their implications for oceanic carbon uptake.

Address:

School of Oceanography, Box
University of Washinton
Seattle, WA 98195-5351
Tel: (206) 221-6745
e-mail: cdeutsch@ocean.washington.edu