K McMonigal

Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

United States

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K McMonigal is an Assistant Professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA. His research encompasses the spatiotemporal distributions of macro- and micronutrients in marine environments, as well as the impacts of ocean circulation changes on climate patterns. Recent publications also reflect his commitment to advocating for diversity in the scientific community and exploring gender dynamics within marine research.

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Anna Fagre

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Suzanne Ishaq

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Kathryn Gunn

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Sarah Larson

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Genevieve Brett

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University of Arkansas System

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Articles (16)

Drivers of Spatiotemporal Distributions of Macro‐ and Micronutrients (Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn) in the Northern Gulf of Alaska

Protect transgender scientists

Fingerprints of AMOC Decline Are Sensitive to External and Mechanistic Forcing

Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation Changes Can Amplify Future Cooling of the North Atlantic Warming Hole

Internal Wind Driven Ocean Circulation Variability Delays the Time of Emergence of Externally Forced Sea Surface Temperature Trends

Summer Westerly Wind Intensification Weakens Southern Ocean Seasonal Cycle Under Global Warming

Author Correction: Historical changes in wind-driven ocean circulation drive pattern of Pacific warming

Historical changes in wind-driven ocean circulation drive pattern of Pacific warming

Aerosols hold the key to recent and future Pacific warming patterns

Navigating Gender at Sea

Historical Changes in Wind‐Driven Ocean Circulation Can Accelerate Global Warming

Hadley Cell Edge Modulates the Role of Ekman Heat Flux in a Future Climate

ENSO Explains the Link Between Indian Ocean Dipole and Meridional Ocean Heat Transport

Reduction in meridional heat export contributes to recent Indian Ocean warming

Mixing of Subtropical, Central, and Intermediate Waters Driven by Shifting and Pulsing of the Agulhas Current

The Impact of Meanders, Deepening and Broadening, and Seasonality on Agulhas Current Temperature Variability

Collaborators (9)

Rahmeen Rahman

Jonathan Gilligan

Shane Elipot

Anna Fagre

Suzanne Ishaq

Kathryn Gunn

Sarah Larson

Genevieve Brett

Seth Danielson

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