Midnight during a full moon at Baker Lake, Washington, USA.
Professional Appointments
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, Honolulu, HI
Associate Professor, Dept. of Earth Sciences (2026-present)
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Earth Sciences (2019-2026)
Carnegie Institution for Science, Washington, DC
Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept. of Terrestrial Magnetism (2017-2019)
Education
Columbia University, New York, NY
PhD, Seismology, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (2018)
MPhil, Seismology, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (2016)
MA, Seismology, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (2014)
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
B.S., summa cum laude, Geological Sciences (Highest Honors), Physics; minors: Mathematics, Russian (2012)
Highlighted Awards and Contributions
Dr. Janiszewski has secured over $1.1 million in external research funding for her group at UH Mānoa from NSF, USGS, and the Moore Foundation. She has given more than 30 invited talks and seminars internationally since 2020, including at the SZ4D Community Meeting, the Canadian NFSI Marine Seismology Workshop, the NASEM Committee on Solid Earth Geophysics Marine Geophysics panel, and at the AGU, EGU, and JpGU meetings. She is the author of 15 peer-reviewed publications in journals including Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications, and maintains open-source software (ATaCR) used across the marine seismology community. She contributes extensively to the seismology and marine geophysics communities, currently as a member of the SZ4D Steering Committee, Handling Editor for Seismica, and a member of the AGU Seismology Section Program Committee, and with past appointments on the Marine Seismology Research Operations Committee (MSROC) and the OBSIC Operations Subcommittee. She has convened or organized more than a dozen scientific sessions at AGU, EGU, SSA, and community workshops, and serves on the Hawaiʻi Earthquake and Tsunami Advisory Committee. She has also led or participated in numerous field expeditions, including two as Chief or Co-Chief Scientist UNOLS research vessels.