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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, Princeton
University Lecturer with rank of Professor in Geosciences. Research interests
include atmospheric and oceanic fluid dynamics/geophysical turbulence, climate
dynamics and global warming. Anand Gnanadesikan, GFDL Research Oceanographer, Princeton University Lecturer in Geosciences. Research interests are in the vertical circulation of the ocean and the connections between physical circulation, the biosphere, and large-scale ocean chemistry. Denise Mauzerall, Associate Professor of Environmental Engineering and International Affairs, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Research interests are in the linkages between air pollution and health, energy, and climate change Michael Oppenheimer, Albert G. Milbank Professor in Geosciences and
International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School. An atmospheric chemist who
conducts research on the impacts of climate change and
also the nitrogen cycle.
Stephen W. Pacala, Frederick D. Petrie Professor in Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology,
Director of Princeton
Environmental Institute. A biogeochemist who does research on the terrestrial
carbon cycle and is co-Director of the Carbon Mitigation Initiative at
Princeton University. V. Ramaswamy, GFDL Director and Senior Research Scientist, Princeton University Lecturer with rank of Professor in Geosciences. Research interests focuses on the investigation of the climatic effects due to radiatively active gases, aerosols and clouds in the atmosphere
Jorge L. Sarmiento, George J.
Magee Professor of Geoscience and Geological Engineering, Director of CICS and the AOS Program. A biogeochemist who Geoffrey K. Vallis, Senior
Research Geoscientist, Lecturer with Rank of Professor, Associate Director of
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