Long Bio
Kevin Trinh is a PhD candidate advised by Dr. Joseph G. O’Rourke. He earned his BA in Physics from Bowdoin College in 2019 as a first-generation college student. He won the NSF GRFP and NASA FINESST awards, the latter of which supports his current research.
Kevin's primary research interest is the formation, evolution, and potential habitability of icy moons. His research tools involve geodynamics, aqueous geochemistry, and computer modeling.
Education
B.A. in Physics, Bowdoin College (2019)
Industry Positions
Radar systems analyst, Dynetics, Inc. (2019--2020)