Congratulations to Prof. Ross Maguire
We wish Prof. Ross Maguire all the best as he transitions to his new position as an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign!
Dr. Doyeon Kim Takes an Oberassistent Position at ETH-Zurich
Congratulations to Dr. Doyeon (DK) Kim, who has taken an Oberassistent position at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich. We wish him the best of luck and look forward to many years of collaboration.
Dr. Pritwiraj Moulik Becomes Associate Research Scholar at Princeton University
We wish Pritwiraj (Raj) Moulik the best of luck in his new position as Associate Research Scholar at Princeton University!
Dr. Kristel Izquierdo moves to Purdue University
After successfully defending her Ph.D. dissertation, Dr. Izquierdo has moved to Purdue University where she will be a postdoc in their Planetary Science group. We wish Kris the best of luck and lots of exciting discoveries!
Dr. Chao Gao moves to Houston
We wish Chao the best of luck in his new position at CGG in Houston, TX.
Dr. Erin Cunningham begins postdoc at CERI
We wish Erin the best of luck as she ventures on the next step of her scientific journey as a postdoc at CERI!
Prof. Olugboji moves to U. Rochester
We wish Prof. Olugboji the very best of luck as he starts his new position of Assistant Professor at the University of Rochester.
Our paper about the properties of the Outer Core is published in Science Advances
Link to the article: http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/6/eaar2538 Link to a nice write-up about how the project came together: https://www.princeton.edu/news/2018/06/27/seismologist-jessica-irving-uses-massive-earthquakes-unlock-secrets-outer-core
Congratulations to Tolu!
We congratulate Dr. Tolu Olugboji for being selected a Fellow of the Next Einstein Forum, which recognises Africa’s best young scientists and technologists. In March, Tolu presented his research in Kilagi, Rwanda. Check out the photos from the ceremony, below.
Quaking the Delaware
Graduate students at the University of Maryland Seismology Lab sprung into action following the M4.1 earthquake that struck Dover, Delaware on November 30, 2017. The very next day, they were out in the field, deploying seismometers that would be recording aftershocks for the next 6 weeks. Thank you …
