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Frankie Pavia is an isotope geochemist specializing in the development and application of new techniques to study the evolution of Earth's climate and carbon cycle. His research employs radioactive isotopic tracers to quickly identify Earth system processes. He joined the University of Washington in early 2024, where he is establishing a research program that investigates various aspects of Earth's climate. His current studies focus on limited particle aggregation processes affecting carbon degradation in seawater and the historical changes in sea ice coverage and ice sheet melt. Additionally, he is exploring the weathering of mantle rocks on the seafloor to understand their impact on climate change.
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