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Natalya Gomez

Assistant Professor
Canada Research Chair in the Geodynamics of
​Ice Sheet - Sea Level Interactions
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Holly Han

PhD Student (2015 - present) 
Ice-sheet evolution, glacial isostatic adjustment and solid Earth deformation
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Maryam Yousefi

​Polenet-ANET postdoctoral fellow (2020 - present) 
The influence of the solid Earth on Antarctic Ice Sheet dynamics








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David Purnell

PhD Student (2017-present)
Observations of sea level and ice sheet interactions in Greenland using remote sensing techniques
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Jeannette Wan Xiu Wen

MSc Student (2020-present) 
Viscoelastic Earth structure and deformation
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JULIA MORALES-AGUIRRE
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Undergraduate Research Researcher (2019-present) 
Co-supervised by Prof. Yajing Liu. Glacial earthquake detection methods and relationship with ice dynamics at Jakobshavn Glacier. 

Jeremy Roffman 

Undergraduate Research Researcher (2020-present)
Physics and Atmospheric Science major.
Temporal variations in the pattern of sea level change following ice loss during the 21st century

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Gomez Group Spring 2019 research celebration, Skál!
Top Row (left to right): Natalya Gomez, Anna-Mireilla Hayden, Jeannette Wen, Dave Purmell, Holly Han, Tomas Milla-Koch
Bottom Row (left to right): Linda Pan, Asia Murphy

research Group Alumni


Erik Chan (2017-2019)
MaGill Space Institute Post Doctoral Fellow
Research: Investigating sea level and ice on Mars, sea level code development
and 3-D planetary structure and deformation modeling with applications on Earth
and other planetary bodies 
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Current position: Postdoctoral Fellow at Postdam University in Germany

Tomas Milla-Knoch (2019)
Earth System Science Major
Research: Using Sediments to reconstruct paleo sea levels


Jannette Wan Xiu Wen (2018-2019)
Visiting Researcher
Visiting form Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, under CN Yang Scholarship
Research: Influence of 3D Earth Structure on sea level change in Antarctica
Current position:  MSc student in Gomez group (see above)


Anna-Mireilla Hayden (2017-2019)
M.Sc. Student
Thesis title: Multi-century impacts of ice sheet retreat on sea level and ocean tides in Hudson Bay
Current position:  PhD student at Waterloo University


Linda Pan (2018)
Honours Planetary Science Major
Honours Thesis Project: Spatial variability and impacts of future sea level change
Current position:  PhD student at Harvard University


Clovis Vinant-Tang (2018)
Physics Major
Physics Research Course Project: Application of neural networks to detect features in satellite images of the Antarctic Ice Sheet
Post graduation: 
Data analytics developer in California, USA
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​Katarina Kuhnert (2017 - 2018)  
Sustainability, Science and Society Major
SURA Summer Research Project: Arctic sea level change and community response
Current position:  
 Working with Inuit youth in Kangirsuk, Nunavik on a program called Science of the Land.  Previously worked with Students on Ice.

Gabriel Tseng (2017 - 2018)
Physics Major
Physics Research Course Project: 3-D Sea level and earth deformation modeling
Current position: Machine learning engineer at Okra Solar.  Previously worked on using machine learning to predict drought at the 
European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting.

Asia Murphy (2018)
Physics Major
Physics Research Course Project: Evaluation of multiple GNSS antennae for sea level monitoring

Morgane Flament​ (2018)
Visiting Masters Researcher
Visiting international student from the Polytechnic Institute UniLaSalle, France
Research: Sensitivity Analysis of Sea Level Model Predictions to Ice History


Jake Casselman (2016 - 2017)
Honours Geology Major
Honours Thesis Project: Global and local sea level projections and coastal adaptation
Post graduation:  completed an M.Sc. in Earth and Environmental Science from Columbia University in New York,
​now a Ph.D. student at the 
Institute of Atmospheric and Climate Sciences at ETH Zurich


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