"We can accurately measure the temperature of past oceans...this gives us a glimpse into the future"

Research focus: Paleoclimate and clumped isotope geochemistry

Martin Ziegler is a geologist and paleoclimatologist. His research focuses on the cause and impact of climate variability through time. He leads the carbonate clumped isotope lab at the Earth Science Department. Using clumped isotope geochemistry he reconstructs Earth's past temperature on land, in the sea and underground.

His research builds for a large part on the International Ocean Discovery Programm (IODP). He is a member of the Scientific Advisory panel of ECORD and the dutch national IODP contact.

NICO Expdetion 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VNSRX9WqLw

A podcast about my research (part of the Geography of Everything Series)