Post-Docs
| Name / Contact | Host / Education / Research |
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| Alyssa Abbeyalabbey@berkeley.eduBGC |
Host: David Shuster Active Tectonics: mountain building and continental rifting, landscape evolution, low-temperature thermochronology, cosmogenic radionuclides Personal Website: https://www.alyssalabbey.com |
| Tadesse Alemu | |
| Margaret Averymsavery@berkeley.eduMcCone 257 |
Paleomagnetism and geomagnetism, and study of Earth’s deep interior
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| Nathan Brownnathan.brown@berkeley.edu487 McCone |
Host: Prof. David Shuster Research Interests: Low-temperature thermochronology, luminescence dating, geomorphology, active tectonics Personal website: http://nathandbrown.wixsite.com/ |
| Michael Diazmichaeldiaz@berkeley.edu McCone 257 |
Host: Professor William Boos |
| Daniel Eldridgedanieleldridge@berkeley.eduMcCone 485 |
Stable Isotope Geochemistry |
| Anton Ermakoveai@berkeley.eduMcCone 485 |
Host: Burkhard Militzer I am interested in the formation and evolution of the Solar System bodies and the ways we can constrain planetary interiors by geophysical measurements. |
| Daniel Frostdafrost@berkeley.edu215 McCone Hall6028107064 |
deep Earth structure, mantle heterogeneity across scales, inner core anisotropy, outer core stratification, composition and chemistry of Earth materials, array methodology, Earth evolution. |
| Xiaojing Furubyxfu@berkeley.eduMcCone 177 |
I am a geoscientist who is interested in understanding how multiphase fluid mechanics shape our natural environment. In pursuit of such knowledge, I pay special attention to the roles of fluid instability and thermodynamic-driven phase transitions. My work is applied to a wide range of geoscience problems, including gas hydrate systems, volcanology, geologic carbon sequestration and hydrology. Host: Michael Manga |
| Felipe Javier Gonzalez Cataldof_gonzalez@berkeley.edu485 McCone Hall |
Host: Burkhard Militzer Research Interests: Planetary interiors; high pressure physics; first-principles computer simulations techniques; molecular dynamics; equations of state. |
| Eben Hodgin | |
| Daniel Ibarradibarra@berkeley.edu485 McCone |
Hosts: Daniel Stolper and Don DePaolo I am a geochemist and climate scientist working on the water and carbon cycles in terrestrial environments. My work includes studying the response of past and present terrestrial landscapes to changes in climate using modeling approaches, geochemical measurements, and field observations. Broadly, I am interested in the role that Earth's continents play in modulating habitable surface conditions over geologic time and in using sediments to reconstruct past changes in weathering and hydrologic fluxes over Plio-Pleistocene to Phanerozoic timescales. |
| Marysa Laguemlague@berkeley.eduMcCone 301 |
Host: Prof. William Boos My research focusses on land-atmosphere interactions. In particular, I study how individual land surface properties associated with vegetation change (e.g. changes in albedo, evaporation, surface roughness, etc) drive changes in the atmosphere on both local and global scales, which then feed back on the climate experienced by the land surface. |
| Max Lloydmklloyd@berkeley.edu485 McCone |
Host: Professor Daniel Stolper
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| Pierre Maffre | |
| Jeff Prancevic | |
| Nandini Ramesh | |
| baptiste roussetrousset@berkeley.edu201 McCone Hall |
Host: Roland Bürgmann I am interested in geodetic observations (GPS and InSAR) to characterize the crustal deformation around subduction zones and large strike slip faults. I mainly focus on aseismic transient processes such as slow slip events and postseismic relaxation. webpage |
| Daniel Ruttedrutte@bgc.org@ Berkeley Geochronology Center |
Host: Paul R. Renne - application and development of 40Ar/39Ar geochronology, using nuclear physics as a geologist - continental tectonics, metmorphism, brittle and ductile structures, petrochronology, India-Asia collision, syntax formation, subduction initiation, exhumation in subduction zones |
| Vishnu Sasidharan Nairvishnus@berkeley.edu391 McCone Hall |
Host: Prof. William Boos
My research focuses on climate variability of monsoons and tropical storms. Investigating the interaction of tropical synoptic-scale systems and large scale ocean-atmospheric coupled systems is the general goal of my research.
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| Alexander Turneralexjturner@berkeley.edu301 McCone/B47 Hildebrand |
Hosts: Ron Cohen & Inez Fung |
| Sean Wahlswahl@berkeley.edu407 McCone |
Host: Burkhard Militzer Planetary interiors and evolution. Simulation of planetary materials at extreme conditions. Gravity field and tidal response of giant planets. |
| Michael Whittakerwhitta@berkeley.eduMcCone 419 |
Clay self assembly and defects Clay/mineral interactions Carbon Capture and Storage Phase transformations Persistent metastability
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