FACULTY SPOTLIGHT

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Curtis A. Deutsch

Professor of Geosciences
 and the High Meadows Environmental Institute

Research Summary:  Oceanography; biogeochemical cycles and the climate system; biodiversity and physiological adaptation to environmental change; oceanic nitrogen (N) cycle; response of ocean circulation and carbon cycling to climate change.

Websites

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Research Group

Course Offerings

ENV 210A and ENV 210B
Scientific Foundations
of the Environmental Nexus

GEO 506
Fundamentals of the Geosciences II

In The News:

diver under water records bleached and dead coral
Increasingly Frequent Ocean Heat Waves Trigger Mass Die-Offs of Sealife, and Grief in Marine Scientists
Tube sponge and fish in a blue ocean
Avoiding ocean mass extinction from climate warming
Coral reefs showing Brittle starfish on the sea bottom.
What can brittle stars tell us about the response of marine species to climate warming?
Image of low-productivity subtropical gyres around the globe. NASA
Exploration of open ocean seaweed cultivation selected for inaugural Dean for Research fund for the Sustainability of Our Planet award
Curtis Deutsch, Professor of Geosciences and High Meadows Environmental Institute
Climate scientist Curtis Deutsch joins Geosciences, High Meadows Environmental Institute faculty