Harrison Nicholls
What happened to rocky planets? This is the question which my research aims to answer.
I develop numerical models for the physical-chemical processes shaping (exo)planets over their billion-year lifetimes,
with a focus on atmospheric processes. A holistic understanding of planetary evolution can explain observations of exoplanets
and contextualise the origin of life. My work spans sub-Neptunes, super-Earths, and terrestrial planets — including the Earth.
Curriculum vitae
Postdoc Research Associate at the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge.
My resume and CV can be viewed on this website, here.
Publications
Selected publications are available on this website, here.
Software & other pages
See my GitHub profile for an overview.
- AGNI, climate model for the atmospheres of rocky (exo)planets
- SOCRATES, radiative transfer suite from UK Met Office
- PROTEUS, comprehensive planetary-evolution simulation framework
- Wisteria, a toy RGB ray-tracing code
- Other websites
Contact
Please contact me via email: BOT_PROTECTION contact@h-nicholls.space
You can also reach out via LinkedIn and Bluesky.