Jesse Farmer
Jesse Farmer is an Assistant Professor in Geology and Paleoclimate in the School for the Environment at the University of Massachusetts Boston. His research uses geochemical measurements on the organic and inorganic constituents of fossil marine carbonates to decipher how, why, and how quickly Earth’s biogeochemical cycles changed during intervals of climate instability in Earth’s history. With these data, he seeks to better understand the mechanisms by which biogeochemical changes impact, and are in turn impacted by, Earth’s climate state. Jesse has an ScB from Brown University, a PhD from Columbia University, and performed postdoctoral research jointly between Princeton University and Max Planck Institute for Chemistry.
