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Hosmay Lopez started working at CIMAS as a Postdoctoral Associate in the spring of 2014 and was later promoted to Assistant Scientist in 2017. Some of his work involves the study of extreme heat waves over the United States. Hosmay is also involved in the study of El Niño Southern Oscillation variability and global impacts. **link in bio to full blog #cimas #noaa #rsmas #umiami #research #aoml #miami #climatechange #enso

#Repost @umiamirsmas (@get_repost) ・・・ Indeed, Prof and @cimasrsmas director Ben Kirtman is a perfect person to interview for #climatechange #science and #weatherprediction @scienceproducer with @get_repost ・・・ Great interview with @umiamirsmas climate scientist Dr. Benjamin Kirtman about climate change. The students had done their research and asked professional quality questions. I am beyond proud of them. #production #studentfilm #documentary #audio #camera #interview

Ian Zink began working with CIMAS in 2010 after obtaining an MSc degree studying aquaculture at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. **link in bio to full blog #cimas #noaa #miami #umiami #research #sefsc #aquaculture

#Repost @umiamirsmas (@get_repost) ・・・ 12ft Great hammerhead caught and released by @sharktagging and @drneilhammer on today’s shark tagging trip with Palm Beach Maritime Academy students and @cimasrsmas director Ben Kirtman and Nathalia Bahamon two nurse sharks also caught and data collection performed. #sharktagging #hammerheadshark #sharkscience #sharksciencefriday #outreach #oceans #marinebiology #marinescience #fridays #305 #universityofmiami #nofilter #endangeredspecies

Kathryn Sellwood went to UM for undergraduate and graduate school, obtaining an MS in meteorology and physical oceanography. She started working at CIMAS 10 years ago right after graduating. She was hired as a dropsonde archivist to maintain a website containing the data for dropsondes all around the world. **link in bio to full blog #cimas #noaa #miami #umiami #research #aoml #hurricanehunter #dropsondes #meteorology

Grant Rawson has been working at CIMAS since May of 2003 after receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Miami. Currently, Grant works as part of NOAA/AOML-CariCOOS Glider Project, which deploys, pilots, recovers, and maintains a fleet of 5 seagliders. **link in blog to full blog #cimas #noaa #umiami #research #aoml #miami #gliders #seagliders #ocean

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Miami FL 33149-1098

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