Faculty

Last Name Initial:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

• HAMDOUN, AMRO - Assistant Professor
• HASTINGS, PHILIP - Professor
•  Systematics & evolution of fishes
•  Biogeography
•  Evolution of behavior
•  Marine conservation
•  Behavioral ecology of fishes
• HAUBRICHT, RICHARD - Professor Emeritus
• HAWKINS, JAMES - Professor Emeritus
•  Evolution of convergent plate margins of western Pacific, and origin of back-arc basins such as Parece Vela Basin, Lau Basin, and Mariana Trough
•  Origin and emplacement of ophiolites on convergent plate margins
•  Crustal evolution, western Pacific Basin, and western North America
• HAXO, FRANCIS - Professor Emeritus
• HAYGOOD, MARGO - Professor Emeritus
• HAYMET, ANTHONY - Professor
•  Research: Antarctic fish antifreeze proteins and nucleation
•  Administrative: strategic research planning, partnerships, and safety issues, especially in field and laboratory work
• HENDERSHOTT, MYRL - Professor
•  Solution of Laplace's tidal equations for deep-sea tides including solid Earth loading
•  Mean circulation of the Adriatic Sea
•  Continental-shelf circulation
•  Two-dimensional and quasi-geostrophic turbulence
•  Internal waves and fine structure
•  Tides and ocean normal modes
•  Large-scale ocean circulation
• HESSLER, ROBERT - Professor Emeritus
• HILDEBRAND, JOHN - Professor
•  Marine mammal population census using acoustics
•  Impact of anthropogenic sound on marine mammals
•  Field studies in: southern California, Gulf of California, Hawaii, offshore Washington, Bering Sea, Arctic, Southern Ocean
• HILTON, DAVID - Professor
•  Noble gas geochemistry of mantle-derived rocks and fluids
•  Volatile mass balance of subduction zones
•  Stable isotope-noble gas isotope and relative abundance relationships in oceanic basalts
•  Hydrogeological applications of noble gases
• HODGKISS, WILLIAM - Professor
•  Adaptive digital signal processing and time series analysis with applications to adaptive array processing
•  Time-evolving spatial distribution and statistical characterization of ambient ocean noise
•  Propagation of acoustic energy through the water column and its interaction with the surface and bottom
•  Matched-field processing and full-field inversions for water column and seafloor geoacoustic parameters
•  Acoustic communications
•  Tropospheric electromagnetic wave propagation and environmental parameter inversions
•  Wireless sensor networks
•  Software defined radio
• HOLLAND, NICHOLAS - Professor
•  Developmental evolution (using comparative molecular genetics to establish body part homologies between distantly related animals), with attention to the origin of the vertebrates from the invertebrates