Written by: Samantha Greeney, CAICE 2022 SURP Fellow Growing up I have always been curious of the earth around me, especially the weather. Actually, I was kind of afraid of …
Measuring Carbon Dioxide to Tackle Environmental Pollution
Written by: Antonio Arreguin, CAICE 2022 SURP Fellow Initially, as a community college student at Santa Ana College, my goal was to pursue pharmaceuticals/medical engineering as a career path. As …
Piecing Together Chemical Compounds and Climate Change
Written by: Jena Herbst, CAICE 2022 SURP Fellow Growing up, I was always intrigued by puzzles and how challenging they can be when trying to fit all the right pieces …
Looking to m-DOM as a Trap for Greenhouse Gases
Written by: Mauricio Agurcia, CAICE 2022 SURP Fellow I’ve always been interested in helping the world become a safe and enjoyable place for people to live in and I realized …
Moving from the Deep Sea to the Marine Boundary Layer
Written by: Claire Andrade, CAICE 2022 Science Communication Fellow If someone had told me a few years ago that I would end up working on a creative science communication project …
Finding an Affinity for Chemistry
Written by: Elizabeth Pogue, CAICE 2022 SURP Fellow My academic journey began 16 years ago when I went to Cal State University San Marcos after high school to study psychology. …
Life, Research and Delicious Ambiguity
Written by: Julia Niehoff, CAICE 2022 SURP Fellow “I wanted a perfect ending. Now I’ve learned, the hard way, that some poems don’t rhyme, and some stories don’t have a …
A Deep Dive
What do you see when you look out over the Pacific Ocean? One time, I saw a colorful sunset with promise of a green flash. Another time, I saw a …
Let’s get it started!
SeaSCAPE (Sea Spray Chemistry And Particle Evolution) 2019 is ramping up this week! As you look around the Hydraulics Laboratory “H-Lab” at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, you …
Where the circle of life meets the colors of the wind
Like many people, I grew up watching Disney animated movies. But now as a Ph.D. student who studies connections between ocean and atmospheric chemistry, these childhood ideas are much more …
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