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Hi! My name is Andrew Dickson; I am Professor Emeritus in Marine Chemistry at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diego.

Despite being retired (and enjoying my horse – image below), I am still weirdly fascinated by how well we really do understand the acid-base chemistry of seawater (including the CO2 system), and have a particular interest in assessing the uncertainty of our current parameters for this system (the analytical measurements, as well as the “equilibrium constants” etc.

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