Jennifer Hertzberg
Postdoctoral Researcher
Old Dominion University, Norfolk VA
Paleoceanography . Marine Geochemistry . Past Climate Change
Email me: jennifer.hertzberg@gmail.com (preferred) - or - jbeeschh@odu.edu
Postdoctoral Researcher
Old Dominion University, Norfolk VA
Paleoceanography . Marine Geochemistry . Past Climate Change
Email me: jennifer.hertzberg@gmail.com (preferred) - or - jbeeschh@odu.edu
Updates:
3/2019: New paper in Environmental Research Letters by Lund et al.
Surface ocean carbon isotope minima in the South Atlantic: Evaluating the influence of air-sea exchange
3/2019: Gave an invited talk at the Southeast GSA Meeting in Charleston, SC
2/2019: See our reply in Nature Geoscience to a comment posted about our 2017 paper
Reply to: No evidence for equatorial Pacific dust fertilization
2/2019: Gave an invited seminar at Texas A&M University, Department of Oceanography
10/2018: New paper in Geophysical Research Letters by Ford et al.
A deep Eastern Equatorial Pacific thermocline during the Last Glacial Maximum
11/2017: New paper in Earth and Planetary Science Letters by Loveley et al.
Sediment redistribution and grain size effects on 230Th-normalized mass accumulation rates and focusing factors in the Panama Basin
10/2017: New paper in Nature Geoscience by Loveley et al.
Millennial-scale iron fertilization of the eastern equatorial Pacific over the past 100,000 years
9/2017: NSF P2C2 grant funded! (I was the main author of this proposal)
Reconstructing Mean State and ENSO Variability in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific under Glacial Forcing: A Combined Geochemical and Organic Proxy Approach
7/2017: New Nature News & Views article:
Ice-sheet history revealed by fossils
12/2016: New publication in Geophysical Research Letters:
Evidence for a biological pump driver of atmospheric CO2 rise during Heinrich Stadial 1
3/2019: New paper in Environmental Research Letters by Lund et al.
Surface ocean carbon isotope minima in the South Atlantic: Evaluating the influence of air-sea exchange
3/2019: Gave an invited talk at the Southeast GSA Meeting in Charleston, SC
2/2019: See our reply in Nature Geoscience to a comment posted about our 2017 paper
Reply to: No evidence for equatorial Pacific dust fertilization
2/2019: Gave an invited seminar at Texas A&M University, Department of Oceanography
10/2018: New paper in Geophysical Research Letters by Ford et al.
A deep Eastern Equatorial Pacific thermocline during the Last Glacial Maximum
11/2017: New paper in Earth and Planetary Science Letters by Loveley et al.
Sediment redistribution and grain size effects on 230Th-normalized mass accumulation rates and focusing factors in the Panama Basin
10/2017: New paper in Nature Geoscience by Loveley et al.
Millennial-scale iron fertilization of the eastern equatorial Pacific over the past 100,000 years
9/2017: NSF P2C2 grant funded! (I was the main author of this proposal)
Reconstructing Mean State and ENSO Variability in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific under Glacial Forcing: A Combined Geochemical and Organic Proxy Approach
7/2017: New Nature News & Views article:
Ice-sheet history revealed by fossils
12/2016: New publication in Geophysical Research Letters:
Evidence for a biological pump driver of atmospheric CO2 rise during Heinrich Stadial 1