Benthic Ecology & Sediment Biogeochemistry: The role of organisms in modifying physical and biogeochemical processes in sediments, Species interactions in sediments, Coastal and estuarine acidification effects on bivalves, The importance of benthic habitats in biogeochemical cycling, Structure and function of sedimentary habitats, Tidal flat ecology.
Assistant Professor at the University of Washington
Application of foraminiferal stable isotopes (18O, 13C), trace element/Ca ratios (Mg/Ca, Mn/Ca, Sr/Ca) and radiogenic isotopes (14C, 10Be, 210Pb, 137Cs, 7Be, 234Th) in marine sediments for palaeoenvironmental reconstructions and sediment depositional histories
I'm an Associate Professor of Geography in the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences (CEOAS) at Oregon State University where I lead the Conflict Ecology lab. I use satellite imagery and geospatial data to learn about short- and long-term effects of climate change, land use, and violent conflict on people and landscapes.
Social Science; hazard mitigation, adaptation, and community resilience; land use planning; Participatory GIS
Andrew Thurber
Associate Professor
Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology
Marine Science Institute
University of California, Santa Barbara
Cold Dark Benthos
Thurber Lab at the University of California, Santa Barbara
I am an associate professor in CEOAS and the editor of Cartographic Perspectives. My work examines the recursive relations between technology, society, and environment, with a specific focus on the constitution and representational properties of data within capitalist systems.
Electron Microprobe Laboratory
Igneous petrology, Isotope geochemistry, Electron probe microscopy
Electron Microprobe Laboratory
Paleomagnetic and Environmental Magnetic Research Laboratory
Sediments magnetism including paleomagnetism, environmental magnetism, geomagnetism, sedimentology, stratigraphy, paleoclimatology.
