Current members

In order of arrival in my group.


	Yviel Catillejos (May-Aug. 2020) is a 2nd-year Engineering Science student here at UofT and CGCS summer fellow. Co-supervised with Dr. V. E. Zemskova, he will study the effect of double-diffusive instabilities in the mixing of oxygen.
	Jack Farrell (May-Aug. 2020) is a 3rd-year Physics Specialist here at UofT and NSERC USRA awardee. Co-supervised with Prof. T. Scaffidi, he is studying electron hydrodynamics using numerical tools of geophysical fluid dynamics.
	Kerryn Van Rooyen (May-Aug. 2020) is a 2nd-year Engineering Science student her at UofT and ESROP awardee. In co-supervision with Dr E. J. Rosenblum (Univ. Manitoba and McGill Univ.), she studies diagnostics of Arctic sea ice from CMIP and large ensemble models, as well as observational datasets.
	Zirui (Ellen) Wan (Jan. 2020 - now; ellen.wan -at- mail.utoronto.ca) is a 3rd-year Physics Specialist student here at UofT. As a PHY479 research student, she works on the application of deep neural networks on the biogeochemical carbon cycle in the Southern Ocean.
	Christos Papoutsellis (Jan. 2020 - now) is a post-doctoral scientist, whose principal affiliation is at the Institut de Mécanique des Fluides de Toulouse (FR), co-supervised by M. Mercier. He is developing a semi-analytical model of the internal tide radiated by arbitrary topographies. Prior to working on internal tides, he was specializing in non-linear surface wave dynamics. He earned in his doctoral degree from NTU Athens in 2016, and worked as a post-doc between the Paris area and Marseille.
	Fabiola Trujano Jiménez (Sep. 2019 - now; ftrujano -at- physics.utoronto.ca) graduated from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in the summer of 2019. She is now a PhD student in the department of physics at UofT.
	Varvara Zemskova (Aug. 2019 - now; barbara.zemskova -at- utoronto.ca) is a post-doctoral scientist. She earned her doctoral degree in 2019 from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Trained as an applied mathematician and marine scientist, she specializes in theoretical and idealized numerical studies of the ocean's energy content, the dynamics of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, and submesoscale instabilities.
	Mikhail Schee (Sep. 2018 - now; mschee -at- physics.utoronto.ca) graduated from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities as a Physics major in the spring of 2018. Now a PhD candidate in the physics department, he is interested in studying small-scale processes (double-diffusion, internal waves) in the Arctic Ocean.
	Jeff Uncu (Sep. 2017 - now; jeffrey.uncu -at- mail.utoronto.ca) graduated from UofT as a Physics Specialist in the spring of 2018. Now working as an PhD candidate in the physics department, he studies the scattering of internal tides by geostrophic turbulence with layered shallow-water models.

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