John Marshall

John Marshall
Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Oceanography
(617) 253-9615
54-1520
Education
PhD (1980), Imperial College
Bio and Interests

John Marshall is an oceanographer interested in climate and the general circulation of the atmosphere and oceans, which he studies through the development of mathematical and numerical models of key physical and biogeochemical processes. His research has focused on important, and usually difficult, problems of ocean circulation involving interactions between motions on different scales, using theory, laboratory experiments, observations and new innovative approaches to global ocean modeling pioneered by his group at MIT.

Current research interests include: ocean convection and subduction, stirring and mixing in the ocean, eddy dynamics and the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, the role of the ocean in climate, climate dynamics, aquaplanets.

He is Director of MIT's Climate Modeling Initiative.

Publications
Author(s)
Mohammadian, M and J. Marshall (2010)
Journal Citation
Ocean Modeling, 32, 132-142
Author(s)
Ferreira, D., J. Marshall and J-M Campin (2010)
Journal Citation
J. of Climate, vol 23, 1456-1476
Author(s)
Forget, G., G. Maze, M. Buckley and J. Marshall (2010)
Journal Citation
J. Phys. Oceaongr.
Author(s)
Tandon, T., and J. Marshall (2010)
Journal Citation
The Physics Teacher, Vol. 48, 292-295
Author(s)
Abernathey, R., J. Marshall, M. Mazloff and E. Shuckburgh (2010)
Journal Citation
J. Phys. Oceanogr, Vol. 40, No. 1., 170–184
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