Peter Huybers cv
Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciencesand Environmental Science and Engineering
Harvard University
20 Oxford St., Cambridge MA 02138
phuybers@fas.harvard.edu
phone (617)495-4811
fax (617)384-7396
People
Recent Papers (complete list here)
Research
Teaching
- Graduate students: Marena Lin, Ethan Butler, Cristian Proistosescu, Andrew Rhines, and Karen McKinnon.
- Research Staff: Nathan Mueller
- Former students and research staff: Martin Tingley, Eddie Haam, Zan Stine, and Jake Gebbie.
- Faculty Assistant: Sabinna Cappo (617)496-6504, scappo@eps.harvard.edu.
Recent Papers (complete list here)
- Laepple and Huybers Ocean surface temperature variability: Large model-data differences at decadal and longer periods, PNAS, 2014. link
- Tingley, Stine, and Huybers Temperature reconstructions from tree-ring densities overestimate volcanic cooling, Geophysical Research Letters, 2014. link
- Rhines and Huybers Sea ice and dynamical controls on pre-industrial and Last Glacial Maximum accumulation in central Greenland, Journal of Climate, 2014. link
- Huybers, McKinnon, Rhines, and Tingley U.S. daily temperatures: the meaning of extremes in the context of non-normality, Journal of Climate, 2014. pdf, link
- McKinnon and Huybers On using the seasonal cycle to interpret extratropical temperature changes since 1950, Geophysical Research Letters, 2014. link, code
- Stine and Huybers Arctic tree rings as recorders of variations in light availability, Nature Communications, 2014. link
- Myers et al. Increasing CO2 threatens human nutrition, Nature, 2014. link
- Laepple and Huybers Global and regional variability in marine surface temperatures, Geophysical Research Letters, 2014. link
- Austermann, Kaye, Mitrovica and Huybers. A statistical analysis of the correlation between large igneous provinces and lower mantle seismic structure Geophysical Journal International, 2014. link
- Sori, Perron, Huybers and Aharonson. A procedure for testing the significance of orbital tuning of the Martian polar layered deposits Icarus, 2014. link
Research
Teaching
- EPS 22, The Fluid Earth, (undergraduate, Spring 2015), syllabus.
- EPS 134, Climate Change Debates: the reading course, (undergraduate, Spring 2014) with Eli Tziperman, syllabus.
- EPS 281, Great Papers in the Earth Sciences, (graduate, Spring 2015) with Eli Tziperman, syllabus.
Last updated in November, 2014.