Nicolas Cassar's research focuses on environmental biogeochemistry and physiology, with the objective of constraining the mechanisms governing carbon cycling and climate. Current research interests include ocean carbon cycles and productivity; carbon acquisition mechanisms in marine phytoplankton and implications for climate change and paleo-CO2 reconstruction; and global carbon cycle and ocean-atmosphere fluxes. His scientific approach is interdisciplinary, integrating field observations, laboratory experiments, modeling and theory.

School Division

Earth & Climate Sciences

Education

  • Ph.D., University of Hawaii, Manoa (2003)
  • B.S., McGill University (Canada) (1997)

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Recent Publications

  • Gu, S; Berthelot, H; Lin, Y; Tang, W; Robidart, J; Eren, AM; Ducklow, HW; Cassar, N
    Communications Earth and Environment 6, no. 1 ( ):
  • Serpa, RB; Keogh, JA; Jablonski, T; Parker, CB; Goetz, SM; Denton, MB; Hemond, HF; Glass, JT; Cassar, N; Amsden, JJ
    Green Analytical Chemistry 13, ( ):
  • Gray, PC; Boss, E; Bourdin, G; Mission Microbiomes AtlantECO; Tara Pacific Consortium; Lehahn, Y
    Nature communications 16, no. 1 ( ): 1808
  • Gittings, JA; Dall'Olmo, G; Tang, W; Llort, J; Jebri, F; Livanou, E; Nencioli, F; Darmaraki, S; Theodorou, I; Brewin, RJW; Srokosz, M; Cassar, N; Raitsos, DE
    PNAS nexus 3, no. 10 ( ): pgae386
  • Li, Z; Lin, Y; Cassar, N
    Ecological Modelling 495, ( ):