CICS: Executive Committee

CICS Executive Committee

An Executive Committee, consisting of a subset of the CICS Fellows, advises the Director and Associate Director on the development of basic scientific themes for projects as well as the preparation of proposals and allocation of resources. This committee consists of the Director, Associate Director, faculty members from the Atmospheric and Oceanic Science (AOS) Program, and the Director and faculty members from the Princeton Climate Center (PCC).

The present members of the Executive Committee are:

Isaac Held, GFDL Senior Research Scientist.

Hiram Levy, GFDL Senior Research Scientist.

Denise Mauzerall, Assistant Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School.

Michael Oppenheimer, Albert G. Milbank Professor in Geosciences and International

Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, an atmospheric chemist who does research on the impacts of climate change and also the nitrogen cycle.

Stephen W. Pacala, Frederick D. Petrie Professor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology,

Acting Director of Princeton Environmental Institute, a biogeochemist who does research on the terrestrial carbon cycle and is co-Director of the Carbon Mitigation Initiative of Princeton University.

S. George H. Philander, Knox Taylor Professor in Geosciences, Director of the Program

in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, who does research on ocean dynamics and paleoclimate.

V. Ramaswamy, GFDL Senior Research Scientist.

Ignacio Rodriguez-Iturbe, Theodora Shelton Pitney Professor in Environmental Sciences,

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, who does research on hydrology.

Jorge L. Sarmiento, Professor of Geosciences, Director of CICS, a biogeochemist who

does research on the ocean carbon cycle and biological response to climate change.

Geoffrey K. Vallis, Senior Research Geoscientist, Lecturer with Rank of Professor, Associate Director of CICS.





	CICS Executive Committee An Executive Committee, consisting of a subset of the CICS Fellows, advises the Director and Associate Director on the development of basic scientific themes for projects as well as the preparation of proposals and allocation of resources. This committee consists of the Director, Associate Director, faculty members from the Atmospheric and Oceanic Science (AOS) Program, and the Director and faculty members from the Princeton Climate Center (PCC). The present members of the Executive Committee are: Isaac Held, GFDL Senior Research Scientist. Hiram Levy, GFDL Senior Research Scientist. Denise Mauzerall, Assistant Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School. Michael Oppenheimer, Albert G. Milbank Professor in Geosciences and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, an atmospheric chemist who does research on the impacts of climate change and also the nitrogen cycle. Stephen W. Pacala, Frederick D. Petrie Professor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Acting Director of Princeton Environmental Institute, a biogeochemist who does research on the terrestrial carbon cycle and is co-Director of the Carbon Mitigation Initiative of Princeton University. S. George H. Philander, Knox Taylor Professor in Geosciences, Director of the Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, who does research on ocean dynamics and paleoclimate. V. Ramaswamy, GFDL Senior Research Scientist. Ignacio Rodriguez-Iturbe, Theodora Shelton Pitney Professor in Environmental Sciences, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, who does research on hydrology. Jorge L. Sarmiento, Professor of Geosciences, Director of CICS, a biogeochemist who does research on the ocean carbon cycle and biological response to climate change. Geoffrey K. Vallis, Senior Research Geoscientist, Lecturer with Rank of Professor, Associate Director of CICS.

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