Undergraduate Student
I am studying large-scale redistribution of metals through various Earth processes and how those ultimately impact regional bioavailability of metals.
MS Student
My research focuses on how metal biogeochemical signatures may change both temporally and spatially, particularly related to natural metal sources.
SIRF Technical Manager
Molly received an MS from UC Merced, looking at carbonate isotopes in shark teeth.
Assistant Professor
My research interests focus on non-traditional stable isotope systems, particularly redox sensitive elements. I combine field-based observations with quantitative analytical techniques to understand elemental behavior at a range of scales. My current research centers on non-traditional stable isotopes during subduction, ore formation, and eventual uptake by plants.
MS Student
I am studying how metals, particularly those that include non-traditional stable isotopes, are remobilized and redeposited within ore-forming systems.
MS Student
My research looks at plant uptake of both natural and anthropogenic metals in an attempt to biogeochemically identify various contamination sources.