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Daniel R. Joswiak, PhD
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Name of University/Institution
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Location (city,country) |
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University of Idaho |
Moscow, U.S.A. |
Doctoral |
Geography |
08/2004 to 08/2008 |
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University of Idaho |
Moscow, U.S.A. |
Masters |
Geography |
08/2002 to 07/2004 |
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University of Wisconsin |
Madison, U.S.A. |
Bachelors |
Geology |
08/1992 to 05/1998 | Having been involved in several field expeditions toAlaska, Central Asia andTibet, Daniel is experienced in field, laboratory and classroom settings. Before coming to the ITPCAS since 2008 through the funding of the “CAS Research Fellowship for International Young Scholars”, he was trained extensively in various ice-core processing and isotope-chemistry laboratory analyses atUniversityofIdaho,UniversityofMaineand the National Ice Core Laboratory inDenver. He has also done some statistical analysis and interpretation of climate data. In the past year, he has conducted geochemistry analysis of ice cores recovered from Tanggula, mainly focusing on analysis of the oxygen isotope ratios recorded in the ice core. Greatly valuing the research opportunity here, he is applying for further funding to continue with evaluation of variable contribution of different moisture supplies from the Tanggula ice core by analyzing both the oxygen and hydrogen isotope ratios in the ice core. |
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