Dr Tiago Segabinazzi Dotto

Research Interest

• North Atlantic Current and AMOC variability
• Subpolar gyre dynamics
• High-latitude oceanography and how polar oceans influence our climate
• Shelf-slope exchange processes
• Ocean-atmosphere-ice interactions, including ice shelf-ocean interactions and ice shelf-ocean boundary layer
• New technologies applied to oceanography

Current PhD and MSc Students

• Marina Noro (Universidade de Sao Paulo-Brazil, co-supervisor): On the role of Antarctic Shelf Bottom Water in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (2022 - 2026)
• Brendon Damini (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande-Brazil, advisory committee): Changes on the Antarctic Circumpolar Current frontal systems and their impacts on the Circumpolar Deep Waters (2023 - 2027)
• Lauren Cruz (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande-Brazil, co-supervisor): Changes in the Eddy Field Induced by the Antarctic Sea Ice Decline (2025 - 2027)

Fieldwork Experience (selected cruises; total weeks at sea: 40+)

• OSNAP/DY181 (2024), Rockall Trough and Iceland Basin (North Atlantic), RRS Discovery: Co-Chief Scientist and Mooring processing
• ITGC/TARSAN (2022), Amundsen Sea (Antarctica), IBRV Nathaniel B Palmer: VMP and CTD/LADCP operator
• GOAL/PROVOCCAR (2020), Northern Antarctic Peninsula (Antarctica), NPo Almirante Maximiano: Watch leader, cruise planning and CTD/LADCP operator
• DynOPO (2017), Orkney Passage, Weddell and Scotia Seas (Antarctica) - RRS James Clark Ross: CTD operator, Autosal measurements and ARGO floats deployments
• GOAL/NAUTILUS (2015), Northern Antarctic Peninsula (Antarctica), NPo Almirante Maximiano: Watch leader, cruise planning and CTD/LADCP operator

Education

• PhD in Physical Oceanography (2019), University of Southampton, UK.
• MSc in Physical, Chemical and Geological Oceanography (2015), Universidade Federal do Rio Grande, Brazil.
• BSc in Oceanography (2013), Universidade Federal do Rio Grande, Brazil.

Updated publications

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