Raffaele Ferrari
Raffaele Ferrari is the Cecil and Ida Green Professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences and Director of the Program in Atmospheres, Oceans and Climate

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MIT, MIT EAPS, News | November 3, 2016

Tackling Questions of Ocean Physics with MIT Oceanographer Raffaele Ferrari

Cecil & Ida Green Professor of Oceanography at MIT Raffaele Ferrari studies the circulation of the ocean, its impact on present and past climates, and its role in shaping biological productivity. His group combines observations, theory and numerical models to investigate the physics of the ocean and atmosphere from scales of centimeters to thousand of kilometers.

Read more about Ferrari’s work and his accolades.