Helen Czerski

Physicist and oceanographer, BBC presenter

Helen Czerski - Physicist and oceanographer, BBC presenter
Born

November 1st, 1978
46 years ago

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United Kingdom

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An English physicist and oceanographer specialized in the study of oceanic processes. Conducted research on bubbles and their effects on climate and ocean dynamics. Worked on several high-profile television programs, explaining scientific concepts to the public. Contributed to various academic papers and participated in numerous expeditions to study marine environments, particularly focusing on the role of the ocean in global systems.

Presented BBC's 'The Secret Life of Waves'

Contributed to research on climate change

Published works on ocean dynamics

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