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 are available online: view my CV here.
Publications
A selected list publications is itemised online: view my articles here.
Software
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
Reach out to me via email:
- BOT_PROTECTION web@h-nicholls.space
- BOT_PROTECTION harrison@interra-project.org
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