Anta-Clarisse Sarr

I am a CNRS Research Scientist at CEREGE (France). My research focuses at understanding past changes in ocean and atmospheric circulation using Earth System Modeling. To do so I blend tracers-enabled climate models (marine biogeochemistry, isotopes) with any type of proxy records available.

Most of my ongoing projects encompass the following themes :

• Neogene (23-3 Ma) ocean-atmosphere dynamics, with emphasis on monsoons, Indian Ocean and/or Intermediate water circulation
• Tracers-enabled climate models for data-model integration
• (Paleo)Ocean and planktons across timescales

I am also interested at exploring variability and teleconnections especially related to the Indian Ocean at any time scales.

At the moment, I do not have funding for Master, PhD or Postdoctoral positions but I am happy to discuss and explore external funding opportunities with anyone interested, including MSCA Postdocs fellowship (open to anyone, deadline in September each year). I welcome colleagues with expertise in analytical tools but that wish to explore modeling as much as modelers. CEREGE has an extended geochemistry & micropaleontology expertise/infrastructure that is ideal to develop collaborative data-model approaches.

You can also contact me if you aim at applying for tenured positions at CNRS or IRD (those are national-scale recruitment process in France) and want to discuss about the process or potential collaborations.