Michael Oppenheimer
Research
My current research interests are organized around eight topic areas:
- What constitutes dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system? The behavior of Earth's ice sheets in the present and in earlier climates
Current Collaborators: Bob Kopp (link), Chris Little
Recent Articles: Oppenheimer/Alley: 04; 05. - Decision making under Uncertainty: science, science assessment, model error, and global change
Current Collaborators: Mort Webster, Brian O'Neill, Shardul Agrawala
Recent Articles: Oppenheimer et al: Negative Learning - Learning from science history: the limitations of physical models
Current collaborators: Naomi Oreskes, Keynyn Brysse, Jennifer O'Reilly
Recent Articles: Crutzen/Oppenheimer; Negative Learning. - Modeling the nitrogen cycle
Current Collaborators: Stefan Gerber, Lars Hedin, Stephen Pacala, Elena Shevliakova
Recent Articles: Donner/Kucharik/Oppenheimer - Climate Change and Ecosystems: Invasive Species, Coral Reefs
Collaborators: Bethany Bradley, David Wilcove
Recent articles: Donner (1) (2) - Climate Change and South Africa: moving people, imperiled species
Current Collaborators: David Wilcove, Will, Turner, Lyndon Despard Estes - Climate Change and Human Migration: modeling futures patterns
Current Collaborators: Alan Krueger, Shuaizhang Feng - Emissions trading: designing the system
Collaborators: Michael Gillenwater, Jeff Domanski
Recent Articles: Yang/Oppenheimer; Charmides/Oppenheimer