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Till Wagner
My research focuses on the physical processes governing the Earth's polar regions, with an emphasis on ice-ocean-atmosphere interactions and links to global-scale climate change.
Assistant Professor, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences College of Letters and Science Work: 608-263-9964 — Home and cell phones available upon request till.wagner@wisc.edu Home page
Topics
- I work with idealized global climate and sea ice models to study aspects of how sea ice and the climate interact.
- I study how changes in ocean conditions impact tidewater glaciers and ice shelves, using modeling, remote sensing, and in situ observations.
- I carry out field work in the Arctic Ocean to better understand the influence of physical changes on the polar ecosystems.