Jasmine Andersen

Bio

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Colorado at Boulder that studies environmental sensing technologies applicable to sustainability. In particular, we are working on developing high sensitivity dissolved inorganic carbon sensing platforms that can be used in the open ocean. I am an avid follower of climate news and science, and am looking to use my physics background long term to enhance technologies that benefit the environment and inform public policy in the green transition.

• Postdoctoral Research Associate

  University of Colorado at Boulder - Full-time From April 2025 to Present

  -Demonstrate proof of concept science for oceanic dissolved inorganic carbon sensing using from initial design to experimental resultsrn-Lead biweekly collaborative meetings across 3 academic institutions, 1 national lab, and 2 industry partnersrn-Inform and participate in the development of an autonomous detector to measure CO2, carbonate, and bicarbonate chemical speciesrn-Mentor and advise graduate and undergraduate studentsrn-Disseminate scientific findings

• PhD, Condensed Matter Physics

  University of Denver From May 2016 to November 2021
• BS, Physics and Applied Mathematics

  Metropolitan State College of Denver From August 2009 to December 2015

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• English
• French

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