SHORT PROFILE
Ewa Burwicz-Galerne received her diploma in geology in 2009 from the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland and her Dr. phil. nat. degree in geosciences in 2015 from the Christian-Albrechts Universität in Kiel, Germany. She has developed and used multiple mathematical models to provide insights into the Earth’s geosystems. Since 2017, she has been incorporating machine learning and data science methods into physical models.
In December 2020, she has joined the paleoceanography research group of Heiko Pälike at Faculty 5 – Geosciences at the University of Bremen and became a member of MARUM – Center for Environmental Research. Her work at the Cluster of Excellence ‘The Ocean Floor’ aims at embedding data science methods into marine geoscience. Her current work focuses on quantifying and providing new global estimates of key element fluxes across the seabed using deep neural networks.