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Andrew Jacobson is a geochemist who studies the cycling and evolution of elements and isotopes at the Earth's surface. He uses fieldwork, experiments, and modeling to investigate topics such as paleoclimate, basalt weathering, and ocean alkalinity enhancement.
Andrew Jacobson is a researcher at Northwestern University who studies radiogenic isotope geochemistry, carbonate geochemistry, and Earth surface processes. He uses stable calcium and strontium isotope measurements to investigate paleoclimate, ocean acidification, and decarbonization technologies.
Andrew JACOBSON, Associate Professor | Cited by 3,387 | of Northwestern University, IL (NU) | Read 99 publications | Contact Andrew JACOBSON
Andrew Jacobson is a PhD holder from Northwestern University and an editor of Earth and Planetary Science Letters, a peer-reviewed journal of Elsevier. He is an expert in stable Ca and Sr isotope geochemistry, low temperature geochemistry, Earth surface processes, water-rock interactions, and chemical weathering.
A list of journal articles by Andrew D. Jacobson, a professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Northwestern University. The articles cover topics such as calcium and strontium isotopes, carbonate dissolution, microbial biogeography, and ocean acidification.
Andrew Jacobson is an assistant professor of GIS and conservation at Catawba College, where he teaches and researches the location and distribution of special species and places on Earth. He has a PhD from University College London and a Master's from Duke University, and has worked as a Science and Geospatial Advisor to the National Geographic Society.
Andrew D. Jacobson is a professor at Northwestern University who studies geochemistry, paleoclimate, and carbon capture. He leads a research group that uses stable and radiogenic isotopes, geochronology, and numerical modeling to investigate various geological and environmental processes.
