| Position | Master Student |
| Address | Im Neuenheimer Feld 229 Room 306 |
| Phone | +49 6221 54-6510 |
| moritz.hallmaier@iup.uni-heidelberg.de | |
| Group | Physics of Environmental Archives |
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Research interests
- Physics of (past) climate
- Oceanography and Paleoceanography
- Marine Geochemistry
- U and Nd Isotopes
- MC-ICPMS
I'm interested in the physics of our climate system and its changes during past and future. My research is focused on the ocean circulation, which plays a key role in transitions between different climate states. Using a multi-collector ICPMS, I investigate different tracer systems, such as neodymium and uranium isotopes in seawater and environmental archives, to gain new insights into the marine geochemistry and water mass dynamics.
Conference contributions
- Hallmaier, M.; Rückert, E. M.; Link, J. M.; Lütkes, L. and Frank, N.: Dominance of Pacific Sourced Deep Water in the Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean during the last glacials, EGU General Assembly 2022, Vienna, Austria, 23–27 May 2022, EGU22-5602, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu22-5602, 2022.
- Rückert, E. M.; Hallmaier, M.; Lizio, R.; Pohl, S.; Link, J. M.; Frank, N.: Water mass provenance in the Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean reconstructed through neodymium isotopes, 14th International Conference of Paleoceanography, 2022
Others:
- GEOTRACES summer school 2022 at AWI, Bremerhaven: Training in marine geochemistry of trace elements and their isotopes, including off-shore shipboard sampling