People

Ann Pearson's research focuses on applications of carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen isotope geochemistry and molecular biology to biogeochemistry, oceanography, and Earth history.

Hong Yang ‘s intellectual interests lie in the study of the force, rate, and impact of global climate change, Earth system evolution, and international education.

Susie Carter was born and grew up in Falmouth, MA, to parents who met at WHOI.  She graduated from Harvard in 1990 in Geological Sciences.

I am a biogeochemist studying the interactions between microbial life and the environment.

Amanda is working on a senior thesis to better understand the origin of a unique archaeal lipid, crenarchaeol, and its significance in microbial membranes.

Katherine received her BA in Environmental Chemistry from Columbia University in 2014.

Raisha Rahman is a senior at Harvard College pursuing a joint degree in Chemistry and Earth & Planetary Sciences.

Lorelei Wolf is a junior at Harvard College concentrating in Earth and Planetary Sciences and pursuing a secondary in Integrative Biology.