Talia Evans

Talia is a postdoc in the NOISE lab investigating the anoxic degradation of terrestrial biomass as a potential carbon sequestration method. She is interested in evaluating the microbial processes, fate, and byproducts released from this sequestration method, as well as its feasibility, environmental impacts, and climate justice implications. She has a PhD in chemical oceanography from USC, where she researched nitrogen, iron, and iodine cycling in both the Eastern Tropical North Pacific Oxygen Deficient Zone and coastal Oregon waters, and a BS in chemistry from Harvey Mudd College. When not plumbing gas lines, she’s probably playing pickup sports or in the ocean.