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Amy Bower

Dr. Amy Bower
Senior Scientist
abower@whoi.edu

Heather Furey
Research Associate
hfurey@whoi.edu

Heather joined WHOI in 1997, after completing a M. S. in Physical Oceanography from the University of Alaska Fairbanks.  She is responsible for project management and data processing, quality control, and analysis.  She particularly enjoys the challenge of concise visualization of scientific results.  She also hold a Bachelors in Physics and Studio Art from Smith College.




Deb (right) participated on the glider test runs on the R/V Mytilus in Buzzards Bay, MA, March 2006.

Deb Taylor
Administrative Associate
dtaylor@whoi.edu

Deb joined WHOI in January, 1990.  She provides ongoing data management, financial tracking and projections, and travel and cruise logistics for multiple scientific research projects.  Deb has a B.S., degree from Colorado State University, Cum Laude, in Social Science, an A.S., degree from Quinsigamond Community College in Business Administration, and an A.S., degree from Becker College in Executive Secretarial Studies.  She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi.



Ping Zhai
Joint Program Student
pzhai@whoi.edu

Marieke Femke de Jong
Postdoctoral Scholar
fdejong@whoi.edu



Femke got her Ph.D. in physical oceanography in 2010 from the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) and Utrecht University in the Netherlands.  After a short postdoc at the NIOZ she came to WHOI in 2011 as a postdoctoral scholar.  Her research area is the Subpolar Gyre and she is interested in processes such as deep convection, water mass formation, sea-air exchange, overflows and boundary current exchange through mesoscale features.  She very much enjoys going to sea to get the observations that will keep her and her colleagues occupied throughout the rest of the year.
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