Dr. Scott Burdick joined the lab in October, 2015, as an NSF Postdoctoral Fellow. Over the course of the past three years, we have benefitted from his creativity, insight, and comradery. Now, we wish Scott the best of luck as he begins the next chapter of his life as an Assistant Professor at Wayne State …
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Our recent EPSL paper on geoneutrinos was highlighted in Nature!
Three undergraduate researchers from our lab – Erin Cunningham, Jesse Kolb, and Alex Kandell – presented their research findings at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting in San Francisco.
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At the broadest level, I seek to understand the state, dynamics, and dominant processes of the solid Earth, as well as those of other planets and satellites. Accurate seismic imaging is a crucial first step toward this goal. I believe that we stand at a threshold of a transformation in seismology, one enabled by the …
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