Overview
Nicolas Cassar's research focuses on environmental biogeochemistry and physiology, with the objective of constraining the mechanisms governing carbon cycling and climate. Current research interests include ocean carbon cycles and productivity; carbon acquisition mechanisms in marine phytoplankton and implications for climate change and paleo-CO2 reconstruction; and global carbon cycle and ocean-atmosphere fluxes. His scientific approach is interdisciplinary, integrating field observations, laboratory experiments, modeling and theory.
Current Appointments & Affiliations
Professor of Biogeochemistry
·
2019 - Present
Earth and Climate Sciences,
Nicholas School of the Environment
Education, Training & Certifications
University of Hawaii, Manoa ·
2003
Ph.D.
McGill University (Canada) ·
1997
B.S.