Outreach and Lectures
I offer engaging lectures and workshops tailored for audiences of all ages and backgrounds, designed to inspire curiosity and deepen understanding of Earth science, climate change, and carbon removal. Drawing from my academic and research experience, I translate complex scientific ideas into accessible and thought-provoking sessions. Whether in classrooms, community centers, or public forums, my goal is to foster dialogue, spark interest in environmental science, and empower individuals with knowledge to better understand our planet's future.
🔬For University or Research-Oriented Audiences:
"Geochemical Tracers: Unlocking Earth's History Through Elemental Signatures"
(Exploring how geochemical proxies help reconstruct past ocean and climate conditions.)
"Stable Isotopes in Geosciences: Applications and Analytical Techniques"
(An in-depth look at how stable isotopes are used to track biogeochemical processes.)
"From Hydrothermal Vents to Continental Shelves: The Chemistry of Marine Environments"
(Discussing the geochemical interactions shaping diverse marine ecosystems.)
🌍 For Educated Public or Policy-Interested Audiences:
"The Hidden Language of Rocks: How Geochemistry Tells Earth's Story"
(Making complex geochemical concepts accessible to a general audience.)
"Tracing Ocean Chemistry Through Time: What We Learn from Seawater and Sediments"
(Explaining how scientists reconstruct past ocean conditions and climate shifts.)
"Elemental Cycling on Earth: The Interplay Between Land, Water, and Life"
(Connecting geochemical cycles to environmental changes and human impact.)
🧪 For Students / Younger Audiences:
"The Chemistry of the Ocean: Why Seawater Isn’t Just Saltwater"
(A fun introduction to ocean chemistry, pH, and dissolved elements.)
"How Do We Study Ancient Oceans? Science Behind the Clues in Rocks"
(A hands-on or visually engaging session on geochemical proxies and what they reveal.)
"From Volcanoes to Deep-Sea Vents: Extreme Environments and Their Chemistry"
(Exploring how geochemical reactions drive some of Earth’s most fascinating habitats.)
"Becoming a Climate Scientist: My Path, Your Possibilities"
(A personal story mixed with mentorship and career guidance in Earth sciences.)