Annika is a postdoc originally from Wyoming. She attended undergrad at Occidental College and then completed her PhD at the University of Oregon. At UO, she completed an interdisciplinary study of the Three Sisters Volcanic Complex in central OR to better understand the active magmatic system. In the VIBE lab, she is growing her volcanology toolkit by studying melt inclusions from Glacier Peak and South Sister volcanoes in the Cascades to better understand their magma storage. Outside of the lab, you can find Annika...
Nick is an isotope geochemist in the Stolper group. He is broadly interested in using light stable isotope tracers to reconstruct past environmental, climatic, and ecological systems.
Originally from Berlin (Germany), Nina received both her B.Sc. in Geosciences and M.Sc. in Geology from University of Potsdam working on fluvial organic carbon transport in a lowland river system (Rio Bermejo) in Argentina in collaboration with the German Research Center for Geosciences (GFZ). She then moved to Halifax (Canada) and graduated in April 2024 with a Ph.D. degree in Earth and Environmental Sciences from Dalhousie University working on amino acid-specific isotope analysis in marine sediments from continental margins. This work uses amino acid stable isotopes as a proxy to improve...
