About:

Megan A. Broussard is a Graduate Research Assistant and McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences Fellow in Department of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis. Specializing in stable isotope geochemistry of moderately volatile elements in Apollo lunar samples, OSIRIS-REx Bennu samples, and meteorites using MC-ICP-MS to understand Solar System processes (e.g., space weathering and planet formation).  

Education:

• Washington University in St. Louis

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences ( May 2027)

Masters of Arts (MA) - Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences

• University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Bachelor of Science (BS) - Chemistry

Press:

Rare meteorite links asteroids Bennu and Ryugu to a common ancient parent body

Meet chemistry major Megan Broussard