About me

I am a physical oceanographer and currently a Ph.D. candidate in oceanography in the Oceanographic Institute of the Federal University of the Rio Grande (FURG-Brazil), advised by Prof. Mauricio M. Mata.

The focus of my research is the large-scale ocean circulation and its effect on climate, with particular focus on the following topics: polar climate, past and future large-scale circulation, and interactions between sea ice, deep circulation, and atmosphere.

On a side note… I am passionate about photographing landscapes and macros (often doing that during fieldwork). So check my 500px page if you would like to see some photos of Antarctica and other cool places!

News

  • Feb-2021 - Paper published in Scientific Reports - Check out my new paper in which reconstruct the freshwater discharge that triggered the 8.2 kyr event, by using a model-proxy comparisson of oxygen isotope ratios.
  • Aug-2020 - Paper published in Quaternary Science Reviews - Check out my new paper on how past ocean overturning changes affected the South American Mosoons during the 8.2 kyr event.
  • Fev-2020 - Presentation at Ocean Science Meeting - I’ll be presenting my new work on the effects of the 8.2 kyr event in South America and the South Atlantic on Ocean Science meeting in San Diego- California. Come check it it the poster section!
  • 2018 - Magazine Publication - Do you want to know a little more about the issues South America is suffering regarding conserving its paleo and scientific history? Check out this magazine paper on “Que Pasa?”, page 12.

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