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Laboratory for Mineral Physics. Studying the physical and chemical properties of materials under high pressure and high temperature conditions, to better understand the constitution, structure, and evolution of the Earth's interior. Principal Investigators: Andrew Campbell. Want to stay up to date with current mineral physics research? Join our Mineral Physics Reading Group, Mondays 2:00 in Hinds 561. Contact Andrew Campbell. For this week's paper. 2017 The University of Chicago. 5734 S. Ellis Ave.

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Laboratory for Mineral Physics. Studying the physical and chemical properties of materials under high pressure and high temperature conditions, to better understand the constitution, structure, and evolution of the Earth's interior. Principal Investigators: Andrew Campbell. Want to stay up to date with current mineral physics research? Join our Mineral Physics Reading Group, Mondays 2:00 in Hinds 561. Contact Andrew Campbell. For this week's paper. 2017 The University of Chicago. 5734 S. Ellis Ave.

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Laboratory for Mineral Physics. In the University of Chicago&#146s Laboratory for Mineral Physics, diamond anvil cells are used to generate high pressure conditions comparable to those in the Earth&#146s mantle and core. The diamond anvils not only apply the pressure, but act as windows to the sample, allowing optical and X-ray access. The sample&#146s physical and chemical properties can be probed using a variety of laser spectroscopies and X-ray techniques. Temperature distribution of laser-heated spot.

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Laboratory for Mineral Physics. We are part of the Solid Earth. Research areas of the Department of the Geophysical Sciences. At the University of Chicago. We are also affiliated with the Chicago Center for Cosmochemistry. We are regular users of the Advanced Photon Source. Especially the GSECARS beamline, which has been an important facility for our research. We collaborate regularly with the Multi-anvil / High Pressure Petrology Lab at NASA – Johnson Space Center. Some computer programs that we use.

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Laboratory for Mineral Physics. Goldschmidt meeting (June 2016). Lily Thompson presented her recent work on high pressure infrared spectroscopy of hydrous silicates at this year's Goldschmidt meeting. Zurkowski arrives (June 2016). Welcome to Claire Zurkowski, an incoming graduate student from San Francisco State University. COMPRES meeting (June 2016). Bethany Chidester presented her recent work on XANES measurements of FIB-sectioned diamond anvil cell samples at this year's COMPRES meeting. This paper ...

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Laboratory for Mineral Physics. Former Postdocs and Research Associates:. Tess Van Orden (UMd). 2016 The University of Chicago. Department of the Geophysical Sciences. 5734 S. Ellis Ave. Chicago, IL 60637.

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Why Geology at UMD? Rock Preparation and Mineral Separation Facilities. Laboratory for Rock Physics. Laboratory for Crustal Petrology. Laboratory for Hydrologic Studies. Laboratory for Mineral Deposits Research. Electron Probe Microanalyzer Facility. Contribute to the Department. Deformation of the Earth's lithospheres, including earthquakes, postseismic creep, and the origin of plate boundaries and triple junctions;. Mantle flow and development of seismic anisotropy at subduction zones;. There are oppor...

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Department of the GeoPhysical Sciences. Rebecca Fischer “X-Rays” the Earth. On July 15th, Rebecca Fischer defended her PhD thesis, "Earths accretion, core formation, and core composition." This defense was a culmination of her outstanding work as a graduate student. Fischer, a student of Andy Campbell, has used the departments Laboratory for Mineral Physics. To place bounds on the temperature of the Earths outer core. Place new constraints on the maximum silicon content of the core. Fischer leaves the de...

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