Miller Lab My research is in biogeochemistry and marine photochemistry, examining its integrated role in carbon and trace gas cycling, ocean optics, reactive oxygen species and metal redox chemistry, and the biological consequences of all this. I blend lab and field studies with satellite imagery to calculate photochemical rates on global to regional scales. By following interesting connections and challenging research topics over my career, I have been an invertebrate biologist, a trace metal chemist, an aquatic photochemist, a soil scientist, an optical oceanographer, a biogeochemist, an ocean-atmosphere exchange specialist, a climate scientist and a satellite oceanographer. I am interested in what is interesting and the ocean-atmosphe re system provides more than one could ever want in this regard. And now.... enjoy some pictures of us doing stuff and related things! Bill and Emma at Sea, June 2026 Emma and Liv Van Queen in the Photochem Lab aboard the RV Endeavor Kandis Graduates!! The Gumby Suits Safety Drills at sea Emma at the Rosette The Redox Kettle Preaching the SOLAS Gospel in Glasgow at the Ocean Science Meeting, 2027 Tori and Bill w/ Solar Simulator Digital Twins, Xiamen HOT-300 Scientific Party, Hawaii Research Areas: Chemical Oceanography Biogeochemistry Climate Change