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The Rowan Oceanography - Paleoceanography Investigation Center (TROPIC)

The TROPIC lab uses various palaeoclimatological methods to investigate past climate and climate change. We're currently working on various projects, including: The role of insolation in forcing ENSO change during the late Pleistocene and Holocene Tropical Pacific mean state and variability during the Common Era (the last 2000 years) The relationship between Holocene tropical Atlantic variability, ENSO and the Atlantic Niño, the Green Sahara, and tropical circulation Changing modes of Pacific tropical variability from the Holocene through the Last Glacial maximum The relationship between discrete proxy measures of past sea surface temperatures, seasonality, and water column structure New applications and improving methods and understanding of individual foraminifera reconstructions of  paleoclimate variability

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Imagery for the fossil park

TROPIC Students shine at GSA NE Section Meeting

TROPIC receives NSF funding to investigate surface-subsurface conditions in the EEP

Sampling cores at LDEO

We got a P2C2 Award!