Dr. Eliza Harris

Biography

Eliza Harris is a Professor of Isotope Biogeoscience at the University of Bern, specializing in Climate Environmental Physics. Her research focuses on the interactions between climate change and biogeochemical processes, particularly concerning isotopes and their applications in environmental science. With a strong background in physics and environmental studies, she contributes to understanding how isotopic analysis can provide insights into ecological and climatic changes. Dr. Harris has numerous publications that highlight her interdisciplinary approach combining physics, chemistry, and biology to address pressing environmental issues. She is actively involved in academic collaborations and supervises graduate students in their research endeavors, emphasizing innovative methodologies in the study of climate and environmental impacts.

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