Rachel Morrison
Rachel Morrison received a bachelor’s degree in Geoarchaeology from Bates College in 2013, with thesis work focused on stable isotope applications in archaeology. She also received a master’s degree in Marine Geosciences in 2017 from the University of Kiel in Germany, with thesis work at GEOMAR focused on trace metal applications in paleoceanography. Since graduate school, Rachel has returned to New Hampshire and is presently working at CCOM on several projects, including seafloor characterization of the NH continental shelf, sub-bottom profile analysis, bedform characterization in support of ONR, and assisting with the NH Volunteer Beach Profile Monitoring Program. She has experience in laboratory analysis, data processing, and geospatial analysis and mapping. In her free time, Rachel enjoys traveling, cooking and baking, spending time with her family, and finding new coffee shops to try.
Selected Publications
- Eberhardt, A. L., Ward, L. G., Morrison, R. C., Costello, W., & Williams, C. (2022). Connecting science and community: Volunteer beach profiling to increase coastal resilience. CONTINENTAL SHELF RESEARCH, 242. doi:10.1016/j.csr.2022.104733
- Morrison, R., Waldner, A., Hathorne, E. C., Rahlf, P., Zieringer, M., Montagna, P., . . . Frank, M. (2019). Limited influence of basalt weathering inputs on the seawater neodymium isotope composition of the northern Iceland Basin. Chemical Geology, 511, 358-370. doi:10.1016/j.chemgeo.2018.10.019