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Nadia Sae-Lim

Fifth-year PhD candidate
in Earth and Planetary Sciences 
at Washington University in St. Louis.

A paleoclimatologist, organic geochemist, and data scientist.

I use biomarkers and models to reconstruct past climate and environment and to understand and predict modern and future changes in Alaskan tundra and Peruvian Andes. 

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Education

EDUCATION

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PhD in Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis

Expected

2023

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2020     M.A. in Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis

Preliminary topic: Paleoclimate of the Peruvian High Andes over the last 1,800 years
Advisor: Dr. Bronwen Konecky, WUSTL

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2018     B.Sc. in Geological Sciences with honors, Brown University

Thesis: Tundra fires, climate and ecological changes over the last millennium: a multi-proxy record from the Yukon-Kuskokwim, Alaska
Advisor: Dr. James M. Russell, Brown University

Request a full CV at jsae-lim [at] wustl.edu

Experience

EXPERIENCE

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Lab & Research

8 years of lab experiences in
      - paleoclimate 
      - organic geochemistry 
      - isotopic geochemistry
      - soil biogeochemistry


4 Years of programming using
      - python
      - R
      - Fortran (beginner)




 

Skills

SKILLS

Lab

Instruments

GC-MS
GC-FID
GC-IRMS
EA-IRMS
HPLC
XRF
ASE             
 

Read data
Operate, troubleshoot, read data
Operate, read data
Read data
Read data
Operate, read data
Operate

Techniques

Extraction, separation, and purification
Charcoal analysis
Microscopes

Technical

Programming

Python
R
Fortran (beginner)
Shell scripts
SQL (beginner)

Spatial analysis

ArcGIS, Qgis
ENVI, Google Earth Engine
Python (Geopandas, etc.)
 

Applications

Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effect, Lightroom)
MS Office Suite
Tableau
HySPLIT

Languages:

Thai (native)
English (proficient)
Mandarin Chinese (proficient)
Spanish (beginner)

 

Coursework and professional training:

Google Data Analytics certificate (currently 6/8 courses completed)

IsoCamp (2021) - Stable Isotopes

PaleoHacks (2021)

Organic Geochemistry, Organic Chemistry 
Remote Sensing, GIS
Time Series Analysis, R workshop, Intro to Data Science, Linear Algebra, Intermediate Statistics
Atmospheric Science and Climate, Paleoclimate, Hydrology

Grants & Fellowships

GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS

2018                 Graduate Student Fellowship at WUSTL

2017                 AGU Student Travel Grant ($500)
                         The Polaris Project Summer Fellowship ($4000)
                         VOSS Undergraduate Fellowship ($6000)

2015                   Karen T. Romer Undergraduate Teaching and Research Awards ($4500)

2014                 Royal Thai Government Scholarship (full undergraduate tuition)

Personal interests

PERSONAL INTERESTS

Personal interests
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