"The Research and Discover internship has given me the opportunity to work on the ICARTT campaign, and thus meet many new people, to revisit old acquaintances, and to work with a vast array of instrumentation ranging from whole-air sampling on the NOAA EP-3 to the automated VOC gas chromatograph at Thompson Farm to the can sample analysis system. The skills I have learned here are of great value to me and my research group... they will undoubtedly help guide me in my future endeavors."
— Karl Haase


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2004-2005 INTERNS

Karl HaaseKarl Haase
New Mexico Institute of Mining
and Technology '05
Research: Atmospheric Chemistry
Advisor: Dr. Barkley Sive,
UNH-CCRC

Project:
In Situ Trace Gas Measurements in New England During the ICARTT Campaign.
Presentation (ppt file) Abstract (pdf file)
David HousemanDavid Houseman
University of Leeds ‘05
Research: Physical Oceanography
Advisors: Dr. Jamie Pringle,
UNH-OPAL;
Dr. Robert Cahalan, NASA-GSFC

Projects:
Does how long you live matter in a coastal ocean? Retention and Dispersal of Marine Larvae.
Presentation (ppt file) Abstract (pdf file)

How is the Moon's Energy Budget Relevant to Climate Change on Earth?
Presentation (ppt file)
Erica LindgrenErica Lindgren
University of New Hampshire ‘05
Research: Paleoclimatology
Advisor: Dr. Michael Prentice,
UNH-CCRC

Project:
 Climate Change in the Western Warm Pool as Seen Through Tropospheric Lapse Rates: Records from New Guinea Since 1940
Presentation (ppt file) Abstract (pdf file)
Claire TreatClaire Treat
Mount Holyoke College ‘05
Research: Carbon Cycle Studies
Advisors: Dr. Ruth Varner, UNH-CCRC;
Dr. Forrest Hall, NASA-GSFC

Projects:
The Interannual Variability of Methane and
Net Ecosystem Exchange of a Temperate
Fen in Southeastern New Hampshire
Presentation (ppt file) Abstract (pdf file)

Detecting Change in Lake Area:
Potential Climate Change in Canada?
Presentation (ppt file)