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The Faculty
Hagit Affek
Assistant Professor

Paleo-temperature using carbonate 'clumped isotopes.
Isotope geochemistry in atmospheric trace gases.
Biosphere-atmosphere interactions.
Biogenic volatile organic compounds.

(203) 432-3761
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Jay Ague
Professor of Geology and Geophysics
Curator-in-Charge of Mineralogy, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History

High-temperature petrology, geochemistry, and mineralogy. Emphasis on metamorphic, igneous and ore-forming processes that operate deep within mountain belts.

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David Bercovici
Professor
Department Chair
Deputy Director Yale Climate & Energy Institute

Mantle and lithosphere dynamics, geophysical fluid dynamics, nonlinear science and self-organization.
Generation of plate tectonics from a convecting mantle. Water and melting in the mantle and geochemical evolution of the Earth. Physics of comple...(Read More)

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Robert A. Berner
Emeritus Professor

Computer modeling of the carbon and sulfur cycles. This includes calculation of the evolution of atmospheric CO2 and O2 over Phanerozoic time and the effect of CO2 on climate via the atmospheric greenhouse effect and the effect of changing O2 on anim...(Read More)

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Ruth Blake
Professor

Biogeochemistry, geomicrobiology, stable isotope geochemistry, astrobiology. Biogeochemical cycling of P, S, Fe and related elements (C, N ); applications to marine, Archean/early earth and extraterrestrial systems; microbe-mineral interactions; e...(Read More)

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Mark Brandon
Professor

Tectonic and geomorphic evolution of convergent plate boundaries, including western North America, Kamchatka, New Zealand, Alps, Crete, Apennines, and Patagonian Andes

(203) 432-3135
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Derek Briggs
Professor
Director of the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History

The taphonomy and evolutionary significance of exceptionally preserved fossils; decay and mineralization, molecular preservation, the Cambrian radiation.

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David Evans
Professor

Continental reconstructions; paleomagnetism; long-term evolution of geodynamics, tectonics, climate change, and life.

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Alexey Fedorov
Associate Professor

Climate dynamics with a focus on large-scale ocean-atmosphere interactions, ocean circulation, and global climate change. Theory and modelling of climate.

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Jacques Gauthier
Professor

Vertebrate paleontology, evolution of reptiles, and phylogenetic systematics and taxonomy

(203) 432-3150
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Robert Gordon
Emeritus Professor

Archaeometallurgy,laboratory analysis and interpretation of ancient and historical materials and artifacts. Industrial ecology, technological cycles of metals; mineral resources.

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Leo Hickey
Professor

Plant phylogeny, evolution and paleoecology of the flowering plants, paleoclimate, and stratigraphy.

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Shun-ichiro Karato
Professor

Mineral physics and chemistry. High-pressure, temperature experimental studies, and their applications to geophysical and geological problems

(203) 432-3147
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Jun Korenaga
Professor

Terrestrial magmatism, mantle convection, and the thermal and chemical evolution of the Earth; geophysical inverse theory

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Kanani Lee
Assistant Professor

I explore the physics and chemistry of planetary interiors by using a variety of high-pressure/temperature techniques, most notably a laser-heated diamond-anvil cell and ab-initio computations.

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Maureen Long
Assistant Professor

Observational seismology; seismic anisotropy and mantle dynamics; subduction zone dynamics and processes; field deployment of broadband seismic arrays

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Mark Pagani
Associate Professor

Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology

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Jeffrey Park
Professor

Director of the Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies (YIBS)

Theoretical and observational seismology, geological time-series analysis, structure of Earth's subsurface.

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Danny Rye
Professor
Editor, American Journal of Science
Director of Earth System Center for Stable Isotopic Studies

Isotope geochemistry related to ore deposits, metamorphic rocks, and paleoenvironments

(203) 432-3174
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Adolf Seilacher
Professor

Latest Precambrain and Paleozoic trace fossils, taphonomy and morphology

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Brian Skinner
Professor

Origin and distribution of mineral deposits

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Ronald Smith
Professor

Geophysical fluid dynamics, dynamical meteorology, remote sensing

(203) 432-3129
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Mary-Louise Timmermans
Assistant Professor

Ocean circulation and mixing; Arctic Ocean dynamics and climate

(203) 432-3167
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Karl K. Turekian
Professor

The use of radioactive and radiogenic nuclides in deciphering the environmental history of Earth

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George Veronis
Professor

Physical Oceanography, geophysical fluid dynamics, double diffusion, ocean circulation

(203) 432-3148
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Elisabeth Vrba
Professor
Director of Graduate Studies

Mammalian paleontology, evolutionay theory. Subjects include morphology, allometry, ontogeny, systematics, biogeography, paleoecology, paleoclimate, and their use to understand macroevolutionary processes

(203) 432-5008
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Zhengrong Wang
Assistant Professor

Mantle geochemistry, theoretical study of isotope fractionation theory and its application to geological problems, developing paleoproxies to study paleoclimate, trace element geochemistry

(203) 436-8461
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John Wettlaufer
Professor (Joint with Physics)

Condensed matter, materials and statistical physics, applied mathematics, ice and climate, and geophysical fluid dynamics

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Research Staff
Elizabeth Berner
Research Affiliate


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Gaberiel Bever
Post Doctoral Associate


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Edward Bolton
Senior Research Scientist

Modeling of fluid flow and mineral reactions in Earth's crust

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Chris Brierley
Post Doctoral Associate

I am interested in the ability of climate models to replicate and project climate change.

My current project is an investigation of the effect of a reduced meridional tropical SST gradient on the poleward heat transport. The motivation for th...(Read More)


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Dominic M. Colosi
Research Assistant


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James Eckert
Associate In Research

Microscale chemical analysis and imaging of rocks and materials (Electron Microprobe Analysis, EMPA); X-Ray Diffraction of rocks and materials (XRD). Metamorphic/igneous petrology: Pressure-temperature (P-T) determinations to constrain equilibration...(Read More)

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Roland Geerken
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William Graustein
Research Affiliate

The behavior of natural radionuclides in near-surface, atmospheric and aquatic environments


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Patrick Haertel
Associate Research Scientist


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Hendrik Hansen-Goos
Post Doctoral Associate


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Michael Hren
Post Doctoral Associate

Paleoelevation, Paleoclimate

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Pincelli Hull
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Justin Hustoft
Post Doctoral Associate


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Deb Jaisi
Post Doctoral Associate



My interdisciplinary research focuses on the mineral-water interface and aqueous (bio)geochemistry and its application to environmental problems. It involves iron redox reaction and biogeochemistry, biogeochemical cycling of metals and long ...(Read More)

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Daniel Kirshbaum
Research Affiliate

Atmospheric convection, mountain meteorology, boundary-layer meteorology, numerical modeling

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Tadashi Kito
Post Doctoral Associate

Global seismology. Seismic structure in the mantle and its implication for geodynamics,
development of seismic array methods

(203) 436-4048
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Dorothy Koch
Research Affiliate

Global modeling of aerosol transport and radiative effects on climate

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Tomoko Korenaga
Research Assistant

Marine geophysics


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Richard Krause
Post Doctoral Associate

Preservational bias in brachiopods; Stable isotope and trace element geochemistry of modern brachiopods; Body size ecology and evolution in Jurassic bivalves; Quantification of time averaging


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Marc Laflamme
Post Doctoral Associate

My research focuses on the classification, preservation, and biological function of the Precambrian soft-bodied Ediacara Biota. Specifically, my past research has inquired into the morphology of the fractally-branched Rangeomorphs and the cylindrica...(Read More)

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Philip Larese-Casanova
Post Doctoral Associate


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Jih-Pai Lin
Post Doctoral Associate

My research goals focus on understanding the early evolution of two important invertebrate clades: arthropods and echinoderms, and the origination and sustainability of marine benthic communities through time.

By understanding the taphonomic...(Read More)

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Nicholas Longrich
Post Doctoral Associate



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Maria McNamara
Post Doctoral Fellow

My research interests lie primarily in the field of taphonomy, in particular, the exceptional preservation of non-biomineralised tissues in the fossil record. Such exceptionally preserved fossils can provide the only evidence of many extinct organism...(Read More)

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Michael Oristaglio
Research Scientist


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Michael Patterson
Associate Research Scientist



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Frank Robinson
Associate In Research

Simulations of tropospheric overshoot,
stellar atmospheres and convection experiments.

(203) 432-1728
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David Seidemann
Research Affiliate

Geochronology; science and public policy


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Florian Sevellec
Post Doctoral Associate

My research interests focus on the stability and the low-frequency variability of the ocean circulation and its role in the climate system. Specifically, I am investigating the effect of wind on the ocean dynamics through analytical approaches and nu...(Read More)


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H. Catherine Skinner
Lecturer, Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, Yale Medical School

"Minerals, especially biominerals, those in, and those produced or influenced by biological processes"

(203)432-3787
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Ellen Thomas
Senior Research Scientist and Editor of Marine Micropaleontology

Late-Cretaceous Recent paleoceanography (especially periods of extreme warm climate) using benthic foraminifera and stable isotopes; deep-sea research using samples from the Ocean Drilling Program, coastal studies in Long Island Sound and Block Islan...(Read More)

(203)432-5928
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Stuart Thomson
Associate Research Scientist

Low temperature thermochronology. Investigating problems in regional tectonics, structural geology and tectonic geomorphology. Understanding interactions between tectonics, climate and erosion. Examining the sedimentary record of orogeny.

(203) 436-4050
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Weihong Wang
Associate In Research


(203) 432-8343
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YueJian Wang
Post Doctoral Associate


(203) 436-9075
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Andrew Wells
Post Doctoral Associate

Geophysical fluid dynamics, buoyancy driven convection, solidification, melting and dissolving. Application to environmental problems, including the flow of meltwater under Antarctic ice shelves, the exchange of heat between the ocean and atmosphere ...(Read More)

(203) 432-3132
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Katharine (Kate) Willett
Post Doctoral Associate

Humidity and Climate Change

(203) 432-2033
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Alessandro Zanazzi
Post Doctoral Associate

Cenozoic paleoclimatology and paleoecology using stable isotope ratios in biogenic apatites.

(203) 436-9091
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Jin-Qiang Zhong
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George Amulele
STAFF


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Larry Bonneau
CEO Staff

Forestry applications of remote sensing

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Pamela Buonocore
Business Office


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Susan Butts
Collections Manager

Permo-Carboniferous brachiopod paleoecology, stratigraphy & climate
Silicification of shelly fossils

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Diane Dickinson
Business Manager


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Ellen Faller
Collections


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Margaret Gomes
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Rafael Gonzalez
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Robert Heister
Library Staff


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Zhenting Jiang
STAFF


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John Morgan
Library Staff


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Barbara Narendra
Peabody Museum staff


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Gerard Olack
Mass Spectrometer La

Exploring the surface area of proteins using a stable isotope label

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Doreen Orciari
Editorial Assistant


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Mabel Peterson
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Becky Pocock
STAFF


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Aida Rodriguez
Staff


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David Rossman
Systems Programmer

Computer systems management and networking services. I am the resident computer geek.


Several years ago, in 2003, I was hired to work on several older servers by a department computer committee. I promptly upgraded these servers and mov...(Read More)

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William Samela
Rock Lab Staff


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Registrar


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Andrew Scott
Visiting Professor

Fire in the environment: The past, present and future of wildfires and their environmental effects. The role of fire in Earth Systems Processes. The geological and archaeological uses of charcoal. The entombment and preservation of plants by volcanic...(Read More)

(203) 432-8100
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Adam Behlke
Graduate



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Zhengyu Cai
Graduate

Modeling for two-phase compaction and damage; Geometry factor in partial-melting deformation; Deformation experiment of two-phase upper mantle materials; Non-linear physics and numerical simulation.


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Michelle Casey
Graduate

Molluscan predator-prey interactions, stable isotope trophic position, Long Island Sound eutrophication and pre-anthropogenic ecology, computer-intensive statistical methods and morphometrics


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Xu Chu
Graduate

Metamorphic Petrology


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Simon Darroch
Graduate

The palaeoecology of mass extinction events and recovery intervals; quantitative testing of 'disaster' and 'opportunistic' ecological models; Early Triassic foraminifera; the origin of pentamery in crinoids


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Sitindra Dirghangi
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Dea Doklestic
Graduate



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Peter Douglas
Graduate

Organic geochemistry and paleoclimatology: Holocene variation in tropical hydrology; climate change and the collapse of the Mayan civilization; compound specific isotope analysis


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Zhixue Du
Graduate



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Una Farrell
Graduate

Paleoecology, geochemistry and taphonomy of Ordovician pyritized trilobite lagerstatten. Predator-prey interactions and evolution in Cenozoic molluscs.


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Brad Foley
Graduate



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Jenny Hanna
Graduate

Seismic anisotropy and shear wave splitting in and around subduction zones.


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Thomas Hegna
Graduate

Trilobite and arthropod phylogeny and evolution, branchiopod crustaceans, segmentation in the notostracan Triops, carapace evolution, Cambrian life, the interface between molecules and morphology, the philosophical foundations of paleontology and sys...(Read More)


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Allison Hsiang
Graduate



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Zhicheng Jing
Graduate

Experimental and theoretical studies on the equation of state for silicate melts;
Physics and chemistry of the Earth's deep interior


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Aaron Judah
Graduate



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Taylor Kilian
Graduate

Paleomagnetism


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Srinath Krishnan
Graduate

Hydrological characteristics of the early Eocene hyperthermals including the PETM, ELMO and the X-event.


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Keith Laskowski
Graduate

Evolution of mountain belts: investigating changes in internal deformation of critical wedge orogens related to glacial erosion via analog models.

Glaciology: developing a novel geochemical record of alpine glacier advance and retreat.

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Yanping Li
Graduate

Atmospheric Sciences: mesoscale dynamics, remote sensing, regional climate modeling

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Chao Liu
Graduate



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Tyler Lyson
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Tamara Machac
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Georgy Manucharyan
Graduate


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Tara Mayeau
Graduate



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Devin McPhillips
Graduate

Tectonic and surface processes, geochronology; the application of thermochronologic data to problems like backthrusting in accretionary wedges and the creation of topographic relief.


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Ross N. Mitchell
Graduate

Paleomagnetism (true polar wander; supercontinents; paleogeography; magnetic field evolution; magnetostratigraphy).

Paleoclimate (orbital forcing; oceanic anoxic events; BIFs).

Other (ammonite evolution, layered mag...(Read More)

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Woosok Moon
Graduate



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Alison Nugent
Graduate



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Tolulope Olugboji
Graduate

Active source seismology, numerical analysis and computational geometry, geophysical inverse theory, terrestrial magmatism, energy and natural resources.

Ongoing research:
Presently, I am working on the crustal structure of the Ont...(Read More)

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Kazuhiko Otsuka
Graduate

Experimental and theoretical mineral physics, mantle dynamics and geochemistry; Specifically, the role of point defects on transport properties in the lower mantle, stable isotopic composition of the terestrial mantle


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Karen Paczkowski
Graduate

Lithospheric Instabilities, Mantle Convection, Tectonics, and Surface Processes


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Joe Panzik
Graduate

Testing the dipolar nature of Earth's magnetic field in the Precambrian using large igneous provinces.


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Melanie Parker
Graduate



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Rachel Racicot
Graduate

Comparative anatomy, especially cranial anatomy of cetaceans using dissection and CT scanning methods

Avian and cetacean osteology and myology

Development of cranial pneumaticity

Evolution of development and variation in devel...(Read More)


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Duayne Rieger
Graduate

Scattered surface waves as a diagnostic for upper mantle anisotropy and mantle dynamics


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Melissa Spannuth
Graduate

Ice physics, solidification inside a porous medium, frost heave


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Erik Sperling
Graduate

The origin and early evolution of metazoans

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Chris Thissen
Graduate



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Erik Thomson
Graduate

Ice Physics: Surfaces and Interfaces of polycrystalline ice near the melting temperature.


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Meng Tian
Graduate



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Jakob Vinther
Graduate

Early animal evolution
Especially molluscs and annelids, lophotrochozoans in general and sponges
Fossil preservation, melanin

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Sarah Vorhies
Graduate

Metamorphic petrology
Mantle geochemistry


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Courtney Warren
Graduate

Paleoclimatology, biogeochemistry, Pliocene warming events, terrestrial paleobotanical proxies.

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Amelinda Webb
Graduate

Invertebrate Paleontology: community paleoecology, predation, competition, encrustation, the impact of extinction events


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Erin Wirth
Graduate



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Jo Wolfe
Graduate

Origins of arthropod diversity in the Cambrian explosion, especially the evolution of segmentation and appendage types, using a combination of fossil, evo-devo, and molecular data.


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Bryan Woods
Graduate

Meteorology and atmospheric science

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Hobart Young
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Shikma Zaarur
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Yige Zhang
Graduate

Paleoclimatology and Paleoceanography: application of geochemical indices (e.g. lipid biomarkers and stable isotopes) in better understanding of climate changes
Geochemistry: stable isotope geochemistry; global biogeochemical cycles
Geomicrobio...(Read More)


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