Leadership

CIce2Clouds brings together sea-ice biogeochemists and atmospheric chemists to study 

the coupled  ocean – sea-ice – snow – atmosphere (O-SI-S-A) system

The membership composition is designed to encompass scientific discipline, geographical location, gender, and career stage as well as to represent countries with established and emerging polar programs. 

                                                                       Co-Chairs 

Megan Willis, USA (Early Career Scientist), Polar aerosol formation and atmospheric chemistry

Nadja Steiner,  Canada (Senior Scientist), Sea-ice & ocean biogeochemical modeling

                         Full members 

Early Career Scientists (ECS) 


Hakase Hayashida, Australia, Sea-ice & ocean biogeochemical modeling

Odile Crabeck, Belgium, Sea ice biogeochemistry and  gas exchange

Senior Scientists 

Markus Frey,  UK, Polar atmospheric, Snow & ice core chemistry measurements

Anoop S. Mahajan, India, Polar atmospheric chemistry  

Daiki Nomura, Japan, Atmosphere-sea-ice interaction for gases

Jennie Thomas,  France, Polar atmospheric chemistry modeling

 Liyang Zhan, China, Ocean-ice-atmosphere gas exchange 

Raul R. Cordero,  Chile, Remote sensing of aerosol and cloud 

Associate members 

Early Career Scientists (ECS) 

Jessie Creamean, USA, Polar aerosol-cloud interactions, ice nucleation 

Srishti Dasarathy, USA, Marine aerosol  and remote sensing

Inge Deschepper, Canada/South Africa, Sea-ice ocean biogeochemical modelling 

Sakiko Ishino, Japan, Atmospheric chemistry in polar regions 

Louis Marelle, Norway/France, Modelling aerosol-cloud interactions in polar regions

Esty Willcox, Canada, Sea-ice interface geochemistry measurements 

Hyung-Gyu Lim, USA/Korea, biogeochimacal process and climate feedback 


Senior Scientists 

Thorsten Bartels-Rausch, Paul Scherrer Institute,  Switzerland, Chemistry and micro-physics in ice/snow

Bruno Delille, Belgium, Ocean-ice-atmosphere gas exchange measurements 

Francois Fripiat, Belgium, Sea-ice and ocean biogeochemistry measurements 

Klaus Meiners, Australia, Coupled sea-ice physical-chemical-biological processes, sea-ice optics 

Lisa Miller, Canada, Sea-ice chemistry measurements

Ilka Peeken, Germany, Sea-ice biogeochemistry

Jacqueline Stefels, Netherland/ Germany, Sea-ice & ocean biogeochemistry & DMS fluxes

Marcello Vichi, South Africa, Sea-ice physics and biogeochemistry

Paul Zieger, Sweden, Aerosol-cloud interactions in polar and pristine regions