05/19/2026
Carnegie Science researchers are back in Bermuda to check on seismometers placed across the island earlier this year. The instruments are helping the team investigate a hidden geologic structure beneath Bermuda, while Carnegie Science communicators document the fieldwork, partnerships, and science behind the project.
Follow all week for a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into studying this beautiful and mysterious volcanic island.
Slide to meet the field team →
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William Frazer
Postdoctoral Fellow, Earth & Planets Laboratory
William Frazer is an observational seismologist who develops and applies methods to image the crust and mantle. He is particularly interested in the circulation of subducted lithosphere and volatiles within the Earth’s mantle.
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Diana Roman
H.O. Wood Chair of Seismology, Earth & Planets Laboratory
Volcanologist Diana Roman is interested in the mechanics of how magma moves through the Earth’s crust, and in the structure, evolution, and dynamics of volcanic conduit systems.
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Katy Cain
Communications Specialist, Carnegie Science
Katy is a science communicator and visual storyteller with a background in biological photography and science writing.
Navid Marvi
Multimedia Designer and Producer, Carnegie Science
Navid is a graphic designer and multimedia producer with years of experience translating complex science into compelling visuals.
04/21/2026
A seismic mystery lurks beneath Bermuda. Join us for a special as Carnegie postdoc William Frazer goes beyond the triangle to uncover the truth! 🔺🏝️🕵️🪨🤯
🗓️ April 30 @ 6:30 PM ET
📍 Earth & Planets Laboratory | Washington, D.C.
🔗 bit.ly/geo-mystery
