Research

Racing Up the Slippery Slope to Super Corals: Biosphere 2 & Beyond

Galapagos Lake Reconstructions (photo credit: Stephan Hlohowskyj)

Improving the interpretation of Galapagos Lake Sediment Records through long-term monitoring and novel proxies

Galapagos Lake Reconstructions (photo credit: Stephan Hlohowskyj)

NSF Funded: Reconstructing Pacific Trade Wind Variability: Extending and Replicating a Promising New Coral Proxy

(Photo) Reconstructing Pacific Trade Winds (photo credit: Warren Beck)

Learning from the past to prepare for the future: using coral records to inform climate change adaptation in the Marshall Islands

Marshall Islands climate & sea level

Coral growth variability and susceptibility to ocean acidification

(Photo) Measuring coral growth variability with Janice Lough at the Australian Institute of Marine Science

Assessing the impact of changing temperature and circulation on coral connectivity in the Coral Triangle

Proxy system modeling: towards new and improved models and interpretation of paleoclimate proxies

PAGES Iso2K and Ocean2k project lead contributor: reconstructing global surface ocean δ18O over the past 2 millennia. 

Location Department of Geosciences 1040 E 4th St Tucson, AZ 85721 E-mail thompsod@email.arizona.edu
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