Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Geosciences Research Division
9500 Gilman Dr.
La Jolla, CA 92093-0244
(206)920-6607
sqlang@ucsd.edu
EDUCATION
| Ph.D. | December, 2006. Chemical Oceanography, University of Washington |
| Advisors: Dr. Marvin Lilley and Dr. John Hedges (deceased) | |
| M.S. | May, 2003. Chemical Oceanography, University of Washington |
| B.S. | June, 1999. Chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
PUBLICATIONS Lang S.Q., Lilley M.D., and Hedges J.I. (2007) “Use of a High Temperature Combustion Instrument for the Stable Carbon Isotopic Analysis of Dissolved Organic Carbon” Mar. Chem.10:318 – 326.
Lang S.Q., Butterfield D.A., Lilley M.D., Johnson H.P., and Hedges J.I. (2006) “Dissolved Organic Carbon in Ridge-Flank and Ridge-Axis Environments” Geochim. et Cosmochim. Acta 70(15): 3830-3842
Peterson M.L., Lang S.Q., Aufdenkampe A.K., Hedges J.I. “Dissolved organic carbon measurements using a modified high-temperature combustion analyzer” Mar. Chem. Volume 81 (1-2): 89-104 (2003)
Johnson, H. P., Baross J., Bjorkland T., Brazelton W., Huber J., Pruis M., Lang S. Q., McCrosky F., Mehta M., Butterfield D., Bowen A., Howland J., Martin W., Roe K., Channing C., Kalk P., Kammerer C., Light R., Miller V., McCarthy M., Moore B., Sharma M., and Voit J. (2003) “Probing for life in the ocean crust with the LEXEN program” Eos, Trans. AGU., 84:109-112.
Lang S. Q., Butterfield D. A. and Lilley M. D. (in prep) “Abiotic formation of organic acids at the Lost City Hydrothermal Field: the basis for an ecosystem uncoupled from photosynthesis?”
Lang, S.Q., Butterfield, D. A., Lilley, M.D. “Organic Geochemistry of Lost City Fluids” InterRidge Theoretical Institute. Flash Presentation (2007)
Lang S.Q., Hutnak M., Johnson H. P., Butterfield D.A., Lilley M.D. “Evidence for a ‘third fluid’ at Baby Bare Seamount: Implications for Chemical Fluxes” Poster. RIDGE Theoretical Institute (2006)
Lang, S.Q. , Hedges, J.I., Butterfield, D., Lilley, M.D. “Production of Isotopically Heavy Dissolved Organic Carbon From the Lost City Vent Field.” Presentation. AGU Fall Meeting (2005)
Lang S.Q., Butterfield D.A., Lilley M.D., Johnson H.P., and Hedges J.I. “What can dissolved organic carbon tell us about subsurface reactions in hydrothermal systems?” Poster. Cyprus Field School (2005)
Susan Q. Lang – Curriculum Vitae – 1
Lang, S.Q., Hedges, J.I., Butterfield, D., Lilley, M. “Stable Carbon Isotopes of the Lost City Hydrothermal Vent Field.” Poster. Gordon Research Conference on Organic Geochemistry, Plymouth, New Hampshire (2004)
Lang, S.Q., Hedges, J.I., Butterfield, D. “Dissolved Organic Carbon in Endeavour Segment of Juan de Fuca Ridge.” Presentation. ACS Spring Meeting (2001)
2007 – present. Post-Graduate Researcher, Scripps Institution of Oceanography. (Dr. Lihini Aluwihare, Advisor)
1999 – 2006 Graduate Student Researcher, University of Washington (Dr. Marvin Lilley and Dr. John Hedges, Advisors)
Summer, 1998. Undergraduate Researcher, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Dr. Daniel Repeta, Advisor)
1997 – 1998. Undergraduate Researcher, MIT (Dr. Robert Field, Advisor)
2002 - 2003. Departmental Lead Teaching Assistant, Oceanography, University of Washington 2001. Teaching Assistant, Marine Chemistry, University of Washington (S. Emerson) 2000. Teaching Assistant, Marine Chemistry, University of Washington (J. Hedges) Spring, 1999. Laboratory Supervisor, MIT
2007 – 2010. CALFED Post-doctoral Fellowship 2000 – 2003. National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Student Fellowship 1999 – 2002. Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Graduate Student Fellowship 2002. Oceanography Dept. Excellence in Teaching Award, Honorable Mention 2000. National Science Foundation Graduate Student Fellowship, Honorable Mention 1999. Undergraduate Research Award, MIT Chemistry Department 1999. Sigma Xi
2003. Organizer, Oceanography Weekly Departmental Seminar 2002. Graduate Student Rep., UW Task Force on Grad. Stud. Roles, Responsibilities, Compensation 2002. Graduate Student Rep., Academic Affairs Comm.
American Geophysical Union American Society of Limnology and Oceanography
2005. Visions. Participant. Juan de Fuca ridge via R/V Thompson and ROV JASON
2005. Virtual Lost City. Participant. Lost City hydrothermal field via R/V Ronald H. Brown and the Institute for Exploration's ROV Argus and Hercules
2003. Lost City. Participant. Lost City hydrothermal field via R/V Atlantis and DSV ALVIN
Susan Q. Lang – Curriculum Vitae – 2
2003. Life in Extreme Environments return cruise. Participant. Main Endeavour Field, Axial Seamount, and the Juan de Fuca flanks via R/V Thompson and ROV JASON
2002. Life in Extreme Environments. Participant. Main Endeavour Field, Axial Seamount, and the Juan de Fuca flanks via R/V Thompson and ROV JASON
2001. New Millennium Observatory. Participant. Axial Seamount via R/V Ronald H. Brown and ROV ROPOS
2000. Tidal Perturbations return cruise. Participant. Main Endeavour Field Main Endeavour Field via R/V Atlantis and DSV ALVIN and ROV JASON
2000. Tidal Perturbations. Participant. Main Endeavour Field via R/V Atlantis and DSV ALVIN and ROV JASON
Susan Q. Lang – Curriculum Vitae – 3