Bianca Maya Majumder, PhD Student, University of Wyoming

$Bianca Maya Majumder 1000 E. University Ave. Laramie, WY 82071 Cell: (339) 927 - 6920 Email: bmajumde@uwyo.edu EDUCATION & RESEARCH University of Wyoming, Geology and Geophysics, Laramie, WY [July 2015 — May 2020 expected]  PhD in Geology, Advisor: Dr. John Kaszuba  Geochemistry of fluid - rock interactions in unconventional petroleum systems — experimentally evaluating geochemical and mineralogical processes due to interactions among Powder River Basin (WY) reservoir rocks, forma tion waters, and hydraulic fracturing fluids  Energy GA Fellowship University of Miami , Miami, FL [August 2011 - May 2015]  B.S. in Geological Sciences (3.8 GPA) & B.A. in Biology (3.3 GPA)  Universit y of Miami Dickinson Scholarshi p EXPERIENCE Physical Geology Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Wyoming [Fall 2015]  Lecture and conduct three laboratory sections for undergraduate Physical Geology Undergraduate Mineralogy Teaching Assistant , University of M iami [Fall 2014]  Design ed, ran, and taught the laboratory for Mineralogy (upper level geology course) students w co - TA ; topics include crystallography, mineral identification, and optical mineralogy Paleoclimatology Lab Research Assistant , Virginia Key, Miami FL [August 2014 - May 2015 ]  The Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, p rocessing of Japan Sea sediment samples and extraction of foraminifera for stable isotope analysis , XRF of cores for Dr. Larry Peterson CleanPowerPerks Apprenticeship, Boston, MA [June - August 2014]  Clean - energy marketing apprenticeship, duties included marketing a brand based on providing clean energy to businesses and individuals in a small team ________________________________________________________________________________________________ SCIENCE FIELD WORK ExxonMobil’s Global Geoscience Guadalupe Mountains Fi eld Course [March 2015]  Recruited by the company to learn about basin analysis and hydrocarbon play elements in the Permian Basin of West Texas and Southeast New Mexico , networking within petroleum geoscience West Texas /New Mexico Field Course [ March 2014]  5 day field excursion led by Dr. Harold Wanless, analyzing fossil reef systems from the Mississippian, Pennsylvanian, and Permian Newfoundland/Labrador, Canada Field Course [July 2013]  F our - week field/ laboratory course . M apping, description and interpretation of rock and structural sequences, paleoenvironmental reconstruction, and interpretation of tectonic history Coastal Ecology and Management of the Bahamas Field Course [June 2013]  F ield study in Great Exuma. W ater quality monitoring , and coastal assessment . Individual research project and presentation. Dominican Republic Field Course [March 2013]  5 day field excursion led by Dr. James Klaus and Dr. Donald McNeill , Coral Reef Deposits of the Dominican Republic /Geological Significance of Reefal F acies LEADERSHIP/ACTIVITIES President, Treasurer, Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society [Fall 2013 — Spring 2015] Secretary, Sigma Gamma Epsilon Environmental Science Honors Society [Fall 2014 — Spring 2015] CLEO Institute member, Miami, FL [Spring 2013 — ]  Certified Member through attendance of lectures on current global climate change and assessment of knowledge SKILLS  Proficient in scanning electron m icroscopy (SEM)  Gas Chromatography/Organic Chemistry Laboratory techniques  Mapping /Field skills and w ater quality monitoring • Proficient in Microsoft Office$

Bianca Majumder, PhD student

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