Marianne Haseloff

Research

My research investigates the physical processes that govern the dynamics of ice sheets and glaciers, and aims to improve the representation of these processes in ice sheet models. Based on observations, my research projects focus on identifying the main drivers of ice sheet change, deriving mathematical representations of these processes suitable for ice sheet models, as well as the solution and analysis of these models with various analytical and numerical tools.

Topics of special interest are:

• Ice stream dynamics
• Marine ice sheets
• Ice/ocean interactions
• Icy moons in the solar system
• Multiphase fluid dynamics
• Viscous fluid dynamics

Publications

Google Scholar | ORCID

Teaching

Fall:

• GEOSCI 720: Glaciology  (every other year)
• GEOSCI 875: Geodynamic Modeling (every other year)
• GEOSCI 920: Glacial and Pleistocene Seminar

Spring

• GEOSCI/​ATM OCN/​ENVIR ST 102: Climate and Climate Change

Current Graduate Students

• Jaela Allen