Niloufar Lilly Sarvian
Hey, I’m Nilou!
I am a PhD candidate at Northwestern University studying paleoclimate. I use isotopes to study Earth’s past history.
I’m interested in using data to tell a story about the world around us. Using my knowledge of climate science, data science, and data visualization I hope to help adapt our world to a changing climate. Additionally, I’m intrigued by our journey towards renewables and the feasibility of carbon capture.
I invite you to explore my website and get to know me and my interests. If you would like to learn more about my work, please get in touch (niloulsarvian@gmail.com)! You can also follow me on twitter (@niloulsarvian) for more updates about my research.
Experience
PhD Associate Intern
Due Diligence research on climate tech/carbon sequestration technologies, specific focus on ocean carbon dioxide removal.
Institute for Sustainability and Energy at Northwestern (ISEN) Cluster Fellow
Northwestern University
Funding for one year participated in NUvention Energy class which was taught through the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Earth and Planetary Sciences PhD Candidate
Northwestern University
Research on paleoclimate and paleoceanography using stable Ca, stable Sr, and radiogenic Sr isotopes.
Lab Manager/Lab Tech II
Omnis Mineral Technologies
Responsibilities include:
- Quality Assurance Analysis
- Data reporting
- Lab Saftey Manager
Chemistry, B.S.
UC Santa Barbara
Courses Taken include:
- Physical Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology
- Multi-Variable Calculus
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