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Mathieu Dumberry

email: dumberry@ualberta.ca

Professor

Department of Physics
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB
T6G 2E1
Canada
Office: CCIS 3-093

Students and Postdocs

Current Graduate Students

  • Roman Bukatiuk, MSc. Core flow induced by glaciation cycles, January 2022 - present
  • Huifeng Zhang, PhD. The low secular variation in the Pacific, September 2022 - present. Honors: Hibbs travel award
  • Ian MacPherson, MSc. Starting in September 2023
  • Current Undergraduate Students

  • Ian Richardson, undergraduate research project, Rotational dissipation in Mercury's core and turbulent dissipation induced by planetary libration, Summer 2020 - present. Honors: NSERC-USRA
  • Sally Palmers, undergraduate research project, libration of Trappist-1 planets, September 2023 - April 2024
  • Former Postdoctoral Research Assistant

  • Colin More, January 2018 - October 2018, Quasi-geostrophic models of core dynamics. Now employed by NAPA, in Finland.
  • Laurence Koot, July 2009 - December 2010, Earth's nutations and core-mantle electromagnetic coupling. Now teaching physics at high school level, Brussels, Belgium.
  • Former Graduate Students

  • Christopher Stys, MSc, September 2016 - December 2018, Inner Cassini States of the Moon, and their implications for a mechanically driven dynamo. Honors: Hibbs travel award. Now self-employed as a video game designer, Calgary.
  • Olivier Organowski, MSc., September 2016 - December 2018, Viscoelastic Relaxation within the Moon and the Phase Lead of its Cassini State. Now pursuing a law degree at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
  • Colin More, PhD., January 2011 - October 2017, Magnetically-forced axisymmetric zonal accelerations in Earth's outer core. Honors: NSERC-PGS doctoral fellowship, IGR Best student presentation, Hibbs travel award. Service: president of the graduate student association. Now employed by NAPA, in Finland.
  • Zhenhua Li, PhD. (co-supervision), September 2013 - September 2017, Rotational Seismology and Its Applications in Microseismic Event Localization. Now completing a postdoctoral fellowship, University of Alberta.
  • Daniel Laycock, PhD., September 2009 - December 2014, A generalized two dimensional quasigeostrophic model of thermal convection. Honors: NSERC-CGS doctoral fellowship, Hibbs travel award, Hibbs fellowship. Now employed by the Royal Bank of Canada.
  • Martin Veasey, MSc., July 2008 - October 2010, The librations of Mercury and the size of its inner core. Honors: Hibbs travel award. Now employed by the Met Office, UK.
  • Former Undergraduate Students

  • Dhananjhai Bansal, undergraduate research project, Forced precession of Trappist-1 planets, May 2021 - April 2023. Honors: SUPRE award
  • Ashaduzaman Joy, undergraduate research project, Gravity changes induced by core flows, May 2022 - April 2023.
  • Hannah Christie, undergraduate research project, Libration induced energy dissipation in the Trappist-1 planets, May - December 2022.
  • Bhaswardeep Sikdar, undergraduate research project, The differential precession of the fluid and inner core throughout Earth's history, May - December 2022.
  • Jiarui Zhang, undergraduate summer research project, Rotational dissipation in the lunar core, May - August 2020.
  • Gonzalo Rubio, undergraduate thesis project advisor, Numerical simulation of a quasi-geostrophic model of thermal convection, January - April 2017.
  • Christopher Stys, undergraduate thesis project advisor, Gravity variations induced by the precession of the Moon's inner core, January - April 2016.
  • Simone Strohmair, undergraduate thesis project advisor, Librations on Mercury, January - April 2013.
  • Matthew Quigley, Summer undergraduate research, Archaeomagnetic westward drift, May - August 2012, Honors: Physics department summer research grant.
  • Alice H. Koning, Co-op internship., September - December 2011, Internal forcing of Mercury's long period free librations.
  • Mitchell Liddell, Summer undergraduate research, May to August 2009, Honors: NSERC undergraduate summer research award.