Director of GPAS
Anthony J. Broccoli, Distinguished Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., Rutgers-New Brunswick
broccoli@envsci.rutgers.edu 848-932-5749
Members of the Graduate Faculty
Anthony J. Broccoli, Distinguished Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., Rutgers-New Brunswick
broccoli@envsci.rutgers.edu 848-932-5749
Climate dynamics; paleoclimate; climate model feedbacks and sensitivity
Enrique Curchitser, Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., Rutgers-New Brunswick
enrique@marine.rutgers.edu 848-932-7889
Oceanic general circulation; coupled biophysical and numerical modeling; sea ice-ocean interactions; dynamics of eastern boundary currents
Steven J. Decker, Associate Teaching Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., Wisconsin-Madison
decker@envsci.rutgers.edu 848-932-5750
Numerical weather prediction and forecasting; data assimilation; bridging atmospheric dynamics and synoptic meteorological practice
Xiaomeng Jin, Assistant Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., Colombia
xiaomeng.jin@rutgers.edu 848-932-5781
Atmospheric chemistry; air quality modeling; remote sensing
Robert E. Kopp, Distinguished Professor, Earth and Planetary Sciences; Ph.D., California Institute of Technology
robert.kopp@rutgers.edu
Statistcal and process models integrating diverse geological data sets; using past sea level change to improve estimates of ice sheet stability and future sea level change; quantifying human impacts on global climate; climate change and risk management
Benjamin R. Lintner, Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., California-Berkeley
lintner@envsci.rutgers.edu 848-932-5731
Tropical climate dynamics; interactions between large-scale dynamics and convection; land-atmosphere interactions
Monica A. Mazurek, Associate Professor, Civil Engineering; Ph.D., California-Los Angeles
mmazurek@rutgers.edu 732-445-0579 x 128
Air quality engineering; fates of carbonaceous aerosol particles; analytical methods for organic compounds in environmental and chemical engineering processes; and organic geochemistry of Earth materials
James
R. Miller, Professor, Marine and Coastal Studies; Ph.D., Maryland
miller@marine.rutgers.edu 848-932-3349
Climate modeling and climate change; polar region hydrologic cycle; impacts of climate change on river flow and water resources
Mark
Miller, Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., Pennsylvania State
m.miller@envsci.rutgers.edu 848-932-5747
Cloud physics, atmospheric radiation; remote sensing; observing systems
Ying Fan Reinfelder, Professor, Earth and Planetary Sciences; Ph.D., Utah State
yingfan@eps.rutgers.edu 848-932-5772
Hydrology; role of groundwater in the terrestrial hydrologic cycle; past and future change in the hydrologic cyle; impact of climate change on freshwater resources
Asa Rennermalm, Associate Professor, Geography; Ph.D., Princeton
asa.rennermalm@rutgers.edu 848-445-4731
Arctic hydroclimatology; high latitude surface hydrology; dynamics of ice sheets
David Robinson, Distinguished Professor, Geography; Ph.D., Columbia
david.robinson@rutgers.edu 848-445-4741
Climate and climate change; hemispheric snow cover kinematics and dynamics; collection and archiving of climate data
Alan Robock, Distinguished Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., MIT
robock@envsci.rutgers.edu 848-932-5751
Climate change detection, attribution, and impacts; geoengineering; role of volcanic eruptions in climate; regional atmospheric and hydrologic modeling
Mary Whelan, Assistant Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
mary.whelan@rutgers.edu
Biochemical cycling, biosphere-atmosphere interactions, atmospheric chemistry, novel approaches for estimating carbon uptake
Lili Xia,
Assistant Research Professor, Environmental Sciences; Ph.D. Rutgers University
lili.xia@rutgers.edu
Climate Modeling, Climate Change, Aerosols, Environment, Atmospheric Pollution, Air Quality