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

Austin is an Astrophysics PhD candidate in the School of Earth and Space Exploration. Their research uses stellar evolution models and habitable zone models to study the evolution of the habitable zone for stars with potentially habitable exoplanets.

Kevin is a PhD candidate and NASA FINESST FI. His primary research interest is the formation, evolution, and potential habitability of icy moons.

Nuri Park is a geological sciences Ph.D. candidate in the School of Earth and Space Exploration working with Dr. Everett Shock. His research interest is astrobiology.

Sulfide, carbonate, hydrated salt systems, and their interactions with microorganisms. Individual projects - implication for energy/environment, biosensing/bioelectronics, and constraining biogeochemical evolutions.