Photograph of Dr Joanne Hopkins
Group
Marine Physics and Ocean Climate
Site
Liverpool
Email
jeh200 at noc.ac.uk

I am a physical oceanographer who uses a combination of observational data (from ships, moorings, gliders), numerical model output, remote sensing and reanalysis products to tackle a range of dynamical shelf sea and ocean challenges, in both temperate and polar environments. I am interested in how ocean physics helps regulate and sustain life within our productive oceans, both across shallow shelf seas and within the deep open ocean.

Lead of the Coastal Ocean Processes Subgroup within MPOC

Science Lead for NOC in the Arctic Mission

2021-present   UN Ocean Decade CoastPredict Programme Executive Board

2023- present  NERC Peer Review College

2021-2023       Member of the NERC Marine Facilities Advisory Board

Active Projects

 

CANARI. Climate Change in the Arctic and North Atlantic Region and Impacts on the UK (NOC-PI)

https://canari.ac.uk

 

FOCUS. Future States of the Global Coastal Ocean (WP4 Lead)

https://projects.noc.ac.uk/focus/

 

Atlantis. Atlantic Climate and Environment Impacts (Theme 2 Lead)

https://noc.ac.uk/projects/atlantic-climate-environment-strategic-science

 

N-Arc. Nitrogen Fixation in the Arctic

 

CarTRidge. Enhanced carbon export driven by internal tides over the mid-Atlantic ridge

 

Past Projects

ARISE. Can we detect change in Arctic Ecosystems? (NOC-PI)

https://www.changing-arctic-ocean.ac.uk/project/arise

 

PEANUTS. Primary productivity driven by increasing vertical nutrient fluxes? (NOC-PI)

https://www.changing-arctic-ocean.ac.uk/project/peanuts

 

CAMPUS. Combining Autonomous observations and Models for Predicting and Understanding shelf Seas

www.campus-marine.org

 

OSNAP. Overturning in the Sub-polar North Atlantic Programme

https://www.o-snap.org

 

CANDYFLOSS. CArbon/Nutrient DYnamics and FLuxes Over Shelf Systems

www.uk-ssb.org

 

FASTNeT. Fluxes Across Sloping Topogrpahy of the North East Atlantic

Congo Plume

Liverpool Bay Coastal Observatory