Jennifer Hertzberg, Ph.D.
paleoceanography . marine geochemistry . past climate change
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I am the XRF Lab Manager at the Gulf Coast Repository of the International Ocean Discovery program (IODP) located at Texas A&M University
paleoceanography . marine geochemistry . past climate change
she/her/hers
I am the XRF Lab Manager at the Gulf Coast Repository of the International Ocean Discovery program (IODP) located at Texas A&M University
Email Me: hertzberg@iodp.tamu.edu
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Welcome to my website! I am an interdisciplinary Earth Scientist with research interests in climate change, paleoceanography, marine geochemistry, and micropaleontology. I use geochemical techniques and marine microfossils to reconstruct past ocean and climate dynamics to better understand the mechanisms governing current and future climate change. I specialize in trace metal and stable isotope analyses, but often take a multifaceted approach to answering research questions by collaborating with climate modelers, organic geochemists, and sedimentologists. My research has taken me all over the globe to collect sediment and seawater samples. I mentor graduate and undergraduate students in the lab, and have experience teaching oceanography, geology, and climate courses.
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SEM image of G. ruber, the species of planktic foraminifera utilized most often for reconstructions of sea surface temperature.
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