Specialty

Polar ice cores
Abrupt climate change
Isotope climate proxies
Atmosphere / ocean / ice sheet interactions
Glaciological Modeling
Outreach through photography / film

Bio

Please find my full CV here: http://rintintin.colorado.edu/~jonestr/

Dr. Tyler Robert Jones received a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering in 2006, a M.Sc. in Environmental Studies in 2010, and a Ph.D. in Biogeochemistry in 2015, all from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Currently, Tyler is a post-doctoral fellow and research associate at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research in Boulder. His current research focuses on polar ice cores, the interpretation of climate change from stable water isotopes, and abrupt climate change on human timescales. During his time at CU, Tyler has conducted research primarily at the Light Stable Isotope Lab. He has also taught two undergraduate classes as Instructor of Record: Climate Change Filmmaking and Environmental Monitoring in an Era of Global Change.  In his spare time, Tyler pursues environmental outreach activities related to filmmaking, photography, and art. Most recently, he was invited as an Artist in Residence for "The Arctic Circle" to explore the sounds of climate change aboard a Barquentine tall ship off the coast of Svalbard.