In a recent paper published in Scientific Reports led by Yancheng Zhang (University of Bremen, Germany), the authors suggest a new possible mechanism explaining how the slowdown of the Atlantic …
In a paper recently published in Paleoceanography, Raphaël Morard (University of Bremen, Germany) and coauthors showed that two cryptic species of planktonic foraminifera Globorotalia inflata can be identified in the …
In a paper published in Nature Communications lead by Jacob Howe (University of Cambridge, UK), the authors were able to demonstrate a sustained production of North Atlantic Deep Water during …
In a recently published book, colleagues from the University of São Paulo address the interdisciplinary character of studies related to climate change. In this diversified suite of texts the reader …
The freshwater discharge of the Amazon River exerts a significant control on near-surface salinities of the western equatorial Atlantic. The ability to accurately reconstruct past changes in the Amazon River …
In a recent paper published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Yancheng Zhang and co-authors showed that major accumulations of terrigenous sediments took place at the continental slope off NE …
A new outreach book about climate change was recently published by researchers from the Interdisciplinary Climate Investigation Center (INCLINE) of the University of São Paulo. Written by specialists from different …
Dr. Stríkis and co-authors (including Prof. Dr. Chiessi, P2L coordinator) recently published a paper in the journal Geophysical Research Letters where they suggest that the South Atlantic Convergence Zone (one …
In a recently published paper, Prof. Dr. Chiessi (P2L coordinator) and co-authors showed the first high-temporal-resolution sea surface temperature record for the Brazil Current spanning the last deglaciation. The inorganic …
