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About Us

Finding Inspiration in Every Turn

Our Geophysics for Environmental Management Students (GEMS) project focuses on curriculum enhancement coupled to student professional development to train and diversify the DOE Environmental Management (EM) workforce needed to address soil and groundwater remediation across the DOE complex, primarily by using geophysical methods.

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Learn about past U-GEMS and G-GEMS of the program, their background, and their projects 

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Meet The G-GEMS Fellows - Mentors

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Raymond Hess

Ph.D. Student at Rutgers University Newark

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Lena Wilson

Master Student at California State University, Long Beach.

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Andres F Ospina Parra

Ph.D. Student at Rutgers University Newark

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Siena Oswald

Master Student at California State University, Long Beach. 

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Hannah Fitzpatrick

Master Student at California State University, Long Beach. 

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Himadri Shekhar (Former Mentor)

Ph.D. Student at Rutgers University Newark

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Joaquin Cambeiro

Ph.D. Candidate at Rutgers University Newark

Meet The Program Coordinator

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Alexander Avelar

Program Coordinator Rutgers University Newark

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Meet The Program Principal Investigators

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Lee Slater Ph.D.

Henry Rutgers Professor of Geophysics and Distinguished Professor

Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences

Rutgers University Newark

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Kristina Keating Ph.D.

Professor and Graduate Program Director

Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences

Rutgers University Newark

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Matthew W. Becker Ph.D.

Conrey Chair in Hydrogeology and Professor of Earth Sciences

California State University Long Beach, USA

2024 Darcy Lecturer

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