Intan Suci Nurhati, Ph.D.

RESEARCH INTERESTS
Investigating anthropogenic signatures on climate and marine environmental changes in the Indo-Pacific region over the past centuries to millennia using natural archives. Specifically, my research reveals the histories of sea-surface temperature, rainfall, ocean acidification and marine pollution changes using a suite of geochemical analyses of reef-building corals, trees and deep-sea sediments.

EDUCATION
Ph.D. (2010). Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Majored in Earth & Atmospheric Sciences, with Certificate in Environmental Public Policy
Bachelor of Arts (2005). Wesleyan University, USA
Double-majored in Earth & Environmental Science (with Honors) and Economics

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Permanent Scientist, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (2016 - present)
Visiting Scientist, Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute - The University of Tokyo (2016)
Postdoctoral Associate to Research Scientist, Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research & Tech. (2010-15)
Green Talent Visiting Researcher, GEOMAR Helmholtz for Ocean Research Kiel, Germany (2014, 2015)
Visiting Researcher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA (2012)
Visiting Scientist, University of Maryland, USA (2012)
Graduate Research & Teaching Assistant, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA (2005-10)