I am Shuang Zhang.

Currently, I am a graduate student in the department of Geology and Geophysics at Yale University, majoring in geochemistry. I am broadly interested in CO₂ and the role it plays in climate change. My research focuses on modeling the carbon cycle over Cenozoic and reconstructing atmospheric pCO₂ during MECO using boron isotope-pH proxy. My other research interests include modeling thermodynamics and kinetics of mineral carbonation and organic carbon degassing during metamorphism. Now I am working at Planavsky's lab and Hull's lab.

I am good at problem solving and fascinated with data modeling and data visualization! Besides academic research, I am fond of photography and web design. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in what I am doing.