• Mattia Almansi won the Benton Award for best graduate student paper in the last year!
• Ali Siddiqui joined the group as a graduate student.
• Megan Sullivan completed her senior thesis on “A 1-D approach to modeling the Bermuda Atlantic Time Series (BATS) biogeochemical cycling”!
• Atousa Saberi joined the group as a graduate student.
• Richard Kelson finished his senior thesis on “Using a simple buoyancy-driven model to simulate meridional overturning circulations in the Atlantic Ocean and the Nordic Seas”!
• Check out media coverage in the Washington Post (and here).
• Dr. Aleksi Nummelin joined the group as a postdoc after completing his PhD in Bergen, Norway.
• Alex Fuller completed his PhD!  Alex is now a hydraulic simulation engineer in Germany.
• Check out media coverage in the Washington Post.
• Richard Kelson joined the group as an undergraduate researcher.
• Dr. Renske Gelderloos started as an Assistant Research Scientist.
• Mattia Almansi joined the group as a graduate student.
• Inga Koszalka started a junior professor job at Geomar, Kiel, Germany.
• Tom won a Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research and Teaching in 2014.
• Stephen Jeffress won an award for the best Journal Club presentation in Earth & Planetary Sciences this year!
• Stephen Jeffress’ poster won the Best Student Paper Award at the 19th Atmospheric & Oceanic Fluid Dynamics meeting. Awesome!
• Stephen Jeffress won the “Judges Choice” award for his IGERT movie. Check it out!
• Our work has been featured on the federal Research.gov  “Science Highlights” web page.
• Former PhD student Paul Williams has won a Leverhulme Prize. Well done Paul!
• Tom became Morton K. Blaustein Professor and Chair of Earth & Planetary Sciences.
• Check out media coverage at: warmer, fresher, worrisome.
• Check out media coverage on Big Data.
• Dr. Kial Stewart joined the group in January 2012 from the Australian National University.
• Dr. Inga Koszalka has joined us from the University of Oslo, Norway.
• Ben Warfield has joined the group as a graduate student from Stanford.
• Robbie Nedbor-Gross finished his EPS Senior Thesis on “Comparison of the Balanced Vortex Experiment to Real World Hurricanes.”
• Check out recent media coverage of the group at Charting ocean currents with a cutting-edge supercomputer and MITgcm News and Information.
• Barry Klinger and I are writing a graduate level text called Ocean Circulation in Three Dimensions.
• Alex Fuller and Stephen Jeffress have joined the group.
• Some of us enjoy running with the Hopkins Harriers (see the Gazette article). My ultra running page.