Neuer is a biological oceanographer and plankton ecologist and studies the oceanic carbon cycle, particularly the role of plankton organisms in uptake and sequestration of anthropogenic carbon dioxide.

Hall is an ecologist and conservation scientist who studies connections between people and the environment. She is the faculty lead for the Conservation Bio & Ecology degree program and an award-winning teacher in her field.

Gordon applies isotope analysis to study the history of early Earth paleoredox, and human isotope variations, including cancer, metabolism, bone loss, and geographic residence history for forensic purposes.

Heather Throop is an ecosystem scientist who studies how global-scale changes influence dryland ecosystems.

Mark’s research seeks to identify microbiome and methane-centric patterns within the municipal solid waste (MSW) landfill ecosystem, and promising approaches to shift CH4 productivity from previously landfilled MSW.

Dan Sullivan is a PhD candidate in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. His research explores the history of Earth and Mars with a particular interest in planetary habitability.

Trembath-Reichert is a geobiologist studying microbial life in the deepest, darkest portions our planet to understand its limits, origins and extensibility beyond Earth.