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Prof. Oded Aharonson
- Past and present planetary climates
- Lunar formation, crustal magnetism
- Giant impact dynamics
- Exoplanets
- Planetary ice and other volatiles
- Surface evolution
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Dr. Yinon Bar-On Moise
Dr. Yinon Moise Bar-On
- Quantifying the mechanisms driving global sequestration of carbon on land
- Leveraging synthesis of heterogeneous data streams to constrain the future dynamics of ecosystems
- Developing new theoretical frameworks for modeling the carbon cycling
- Developing new techniques for quantitatively observing the biosphere from space
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Prof. Brian Berkowitz
- Modelling and measurements of anomalous chemical transport in heterogeneous porous media
- Flow, transport and chemical reactions in fractured geological formations
- Laboratory investigations of precipitation/dissolution and chemical reactivity in geological media
- Scaling behavior of fluid flow and chemical transport
- Reactive chemical transport in partially saturated and saturated media
- Multiphase flows in porous media
- Fate and transport of pharmaceutical compounds, nanomaterials, and technology-critical elements
- Oxidative and reductive catalytic methods to treat contaminated water and industrial effluents
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Dr. Rei Chemke
- Climate dynamics
- Geophysical fluid dynamics
- Atmosphere and ocean physics
- Geostrophic turbulence
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Dr. Nir Norbar Galili
- Carbon cycling and climate through Earth history
- Mineral–organic interactions and long-term carbon storage
- Weathering as a climate feedback (land & seafloor)
- Ancient ocean chemistry and oxygenation transitions
- Novel isotope tools and geochemical proxies
- Experimental mineral synthesis to test mechanisms
- Field–lab–model integration for Earth system dynamics
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Prof. Itay Halevy
- Understanding the long-timescale co-evolution of the chemical composition and oxidation state of the oceans and atmosphere, biological activity, and climate
- Understanding the suite of processes, microscopic to global, microbial and abiotic, which control the chemical and isotopic composition of sedimentary rocks
- Using geochemical and isotopic signals preserved in the geologic record to understand important events in Earth history
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Prof. Yohai Kaspi
- Giant planet atmospheres and interiors
- Planetary atmospheres and exoplanets
- Earth’s storm track and jet dynamics
- Climate dynamics and effects of climate change
- Planetary gravity science
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Dr. Yael Kiro
- low-temperature geochemistry
- ocean chemistry
- paleoclimate (glacial-intergalcial time scales)
- coastal aquifers
- water-rock interaction
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Prof. Ilan Koren
- Cloud physics
- Climate
- Ocean atmosphere interactions
- Nonlinear dynamics and pattern formation
- Radiation transfer and remote sensing
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Prof. Shira Raveh-Rubin
Dr. Shira Raveh-Rubin's group
- Dynamical meteorology
- large-scale dynamics
- extratropical cyclones
- Mediterranean cyclones
- water cycle
- atmospheric transport
- extreme weather
- feature-based climatologies
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Prof. Yinon Rudich
- Biological health effects of particulate matter
- Atmospheric microbiome and microbiology
- Optical properties of tropospheric aerosols
- Heterogeneous ice nucleation in clouds
- Sea-Atmosphere interactions
- Atmospheric chemistry and microphysics of organic and mineral dust aerosols
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Prof. Aldo Shemesh
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Low temperature isotope geochemistry
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Siliceous paleoceanography
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Climate reconstruction
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Anthropogenic stress on marine systems
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Mediterranean corals and vermetid reefs
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Prof. Dan Yakir
- Biosphere-atmosphere interactions
- Carbon, water, and energy exchange of semi-arid ecosystems
- Novel tracers and indicators of photosynthetic activities
- Climatic and hydrological implications of land use and land cover changes
- Stress and extreme events effects on ecosystem functioning
