Please welcome back to campus Lavontria Miché Aaron. Aaron will be a Visiting Investigator from Johns Hopkins University working with Steelie for the next year, researching spectroscopic remote sensing of calcium oxalates on Mars. Her research interests include: Spectroscopy, Mineralogy, Remote Sensing, and GIS.
Dr. Elena Bykova is a new Carnegie Postdoctoral Fellow at GL.
Dr. Nico Küter (Kueter) is a Carnegie Postdoctoral Fellow who will be working with Dr. George Cody on investigating molar volume isotope effects on hydrogen incorporated as water in silicate melts.
Shuang received his Ph.D. from the Department of Geology and Geophysics at Yale University. He is an interdisciplinary geochemist, modeler and data scientist.
Dr. Joshua Coyan of the U.S. Geological Society presented on "Mineral Resource Assessments - An Overview from Qualitative to Quantitative, Including Mineral Potential Modeling, the Three-Part Method, and Probabilistic Estimates."
The Geophysical Laboratory's weekly seminar series continues with Inge Loes ten Kate of the Utrecht University, in the Netherlands. She will present: "On the role of extraterrestrial organics in the origin of life.
The Geophysical Laboratory's weekly seminar series continues with Peter C Burns of University of Notre Dame.
Blue diamonds—like the world-famous Hope Diamond at the National Museum of Natural History—formed up to four times deeper in the Earth’s mantle than most other diamonds, according to new work by Carnegie’s Steven Shirey, Emma Bullock, and Jianhua Wang and published on the cover of Nature.
The Geophysical Laboratory's weekly seminar series continues with Joshua F. Einsle. He will present, "Unmixing deep time: Multiscale microscopy, microanalytics and machine learning."
