The Team
The Team
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The oceans are too big to work alone. Over the last few years, the lab has grown. Below, you can see who's working in the lab and how you can connect with them.
Who are we?
Well, first it was just me, Nick Hawco. Since I started at UHM in January 2020 as an Assistant Professor and have been working hard to get the lab ready for others to join in and collaborate.
I also teach OCN201: Science of the Sea, OCN320: Aquatic Pollution and OCN636: Aquatic Chemistry at UHM.
Since then the lab has grown, and is still growing. We're currently looking for a postdoc to join our team.
Well, first it was just me, Nick Hawco. Since I started at UHM in January 2020 as an Assistant Professor and have been working hard to get the lab ready for others to join in and collaborate.
I also teach OCN201: Science of the Sea, OCN320: Aquatic Pollution and OCN636: Aquatic Chemistry at UHM.
Since then the lab has grown, and is still growing. We're currently looking for a postdoc to join our team.
Nick Hawco
Lab Gecko (RIP)
Graduate Students
Graduate Students
Focus: The Iron cycle on Hawaii Ocean timeseries cruises
Kalena Genesis
Focus: Phosphate, dust and iron links in subtropical gyres
Naomi Rohrbauch
Focus: coastal metal inputs and coral health
Postdoctoral Researchers
Postdoctoral Researchers
Nicole Travis
Focus: Prochlorococcus nutrient transporters
Focus: phytoplankton metal contents by single-cell ICPMS
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Carbon and trace metal fluxes in oligotrophic gyres!
Everyone Else
Everyone Else
Steph Briones
Undergraduate Researcher
Micah Soriano
Undergraduate Researcher
Carlo van Dijken
Technician (Fmr. Undergrad Researcher)
Past Lab Members
Past Lab Members
Megha Rudresh (2022 - 2024)
Rhea Foreman (2021 - 2023)
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