Holly Kyeore Han

Instructor, Geophysicist

Pronouns: she/her/hers

I am a postdoctoral research fellow at Los Alamos National Laboratory. My research focuses on studying interactions between ice sheets, sea level and the solid Earth in Antarctica, with an aim to better constrain ice sheet and sea-level projections in changing climate.

I have passion in learning about our planet and the human society built upon it; I seek to explore nature through studying the Earth System science and going outdoors. I also seek to contribute to the society we live in with the knowledge, skills, and insights I have gained from doing science and outdoor travels. Ultimately, I want to live a meaningful life where I find the meaningfulness from not only growing continuously, but also, inspiring others to explore their possibilities and grow and reach their potentials. In this regard, I find IGE an ideal platform where I can keep carrying out my endeavours in living the life goal. I want to grow through the experience, and I hope to be helpful to the IGE participants in exploring ways too see out planet through difference lenses, ways to find their passions and relationship with nature, and ways to see the bigger picture of their life and the world.