(Dr) Céline Heuzé
Biträdande lektor (tenure-track) in climatology
Docent (habilitated) in climatology
Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

celine.heuze[at]gu.se
Geovetarcentrum, office 4.110

Page on the University’s website
UGOT’s Regional Climate Group page

Link to shortened CV
ResearchGate profile

I am:
– a physical oceanographer / climatologist at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden;
– most interested in polar and/or deep water masses and their effect on the climate;
– co-PI of the international expeditions MOSAiC and Synoptic Arctic Survey;
– in the CLIVAR/CliC Northern Ocean Regional Panel;
– writer for the EGU Cryosphere Division blog;
– French (in case you wondered).

I investigate global deep waters, from the variability of their formation at high latitudes to their interaction with sea ice and floating glaciers. My favourite tools are global climate models, but I also work with remote sensing and in-situ measurements, including some that I myself collect at sea. I am currently  the main supervisor of one PhD student and co-supervisor of another, and just welcomed my first post-doc.

News! Heuzé and Lemos is online as a Cryosphere Discussions; commenting possible until 2 July
News! Last paper co-authored with my (now graduated) PhD student is published -> Aldenhoff et al. (2020)
News! March 2020: My PhD student Wiebke Aldenhoff is now Dr Aldenhoff 🙂
News! Wåhlin et al. (2020), of which I am a co-author, is published (in Nature!!!). Full-text here.
News! Jan 2020: Postdoc Adriano Lemos just started – at least two years to work on my Space Agency-funded Weddell Polynya project
News! Two new papers co-authored with my PhD student are now published: Aldenhoff et al. 2019a and 2019b
News! Oct 2019: PhD student Salar Karam just started – four years to work on my VR-funded deep Arctic Ocean project “WAOW”