Thomas Rossby

Assistant/assiciate professor

Yale University

United States

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Thomas Rossby is an Assistant Professor at Yale University in the United States. His research focuses on oceanography, specifically the dynamics of the Nordic Seas and their impact on global ocean currents. Recent articles authored by Professor Rossby explore topics such as thermohaline anomalies, the Gulf Stream's effects on marine ecosystems, and the variability of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.

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A. Kondetharayil Soman

SWEDEN

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Jaime Palter

Assistant Professor

University of Rhode Island

UNITED STATES

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Barbara Berx

University of Aberdeen

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Johan Nilsson

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Stockholms Universitet Naturvetenskapliga fakulteten

SWEDEN

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Eric Firing

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University of Hawaii at Manoa

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Articles (9)

The Nordic Seas overturning is modulated by northward-propagating thermohaline anomalies

A Comparative Study of Velocity and Transport Estimates Along the Oleander Line Between Bermuda and New Jersey

Monitoring Impacts of the Gulf Stream and its Rings on the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology of the Middle Atlantic Bight Shelf and Slope from CMV Oleander

The Faroe‐Shetland Channel Jet: Structure, Variability, and Driving Mechanisms

What Can Hydrography Between the New England Slope, Bermuda and Africa Tell us About the Strength of the AMOC Over the Last 90 years?

Irminger Sea Is the Center of Action for Subpolar AMOC Variability

On Rates of Isopycnal Dispersion at the Submesoscale

Discovery of an unrecognized pathway carrying overflow waters toward the Faroe Bank Channel

What can Hydrography Tell Us About the Strength of the Nordic Seas MOC Over the Last 70 to 100 Years?

Collaborators (5)

A. Kondetharayil Soman

Jaime Palter

Barbara Berx

Johan Nilsson

Eric Firing

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