Area of research
Geophysics · Materials Chemistry
Research interest
Research interests include High-pressure geophysics and materials, Geological and Geochemical Analysis, Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research, and earthquake and tectonic studies.
Pressure Processing of Nanocube Assemblies Toward Harvesting of a Metastable PbS Phase
Blue Minerals: Exploring Cause & Effect
Decoding the Superlattice and Interface Structure of Truncate PbS Nanocrystal-Assembled Supercrystal and Associated Interaction Forces
Correlating Superlattice Polymorphs to Internanoparticle Distance, Packing Density, and Surface Lattice in Assemblies of PbS Nanoparticles
Determination of Lattice Parameters and Equations of State of Carbonates to 25 KBAR and 1100oC in Fluid H2O and CO2 in a Resistance-Heated Diamond Anvil Cell
Acquisition & Application of P-V-T-X Properties of Binary Aqueous Solutions Involving NaCl, KCl, CaCl2, Co2, at High Pressure-Temperature Conditions Using Diamond Anvil Cells
Properties of Earth Materials at High Pressure and Temperatures
Use of Synchrotron Radiation to Study Mechanisms and Kinetics of Phase Transitions in Mantle Materials
Diffusion Kinetics Measurements at Very High Temperatures and Pressures: Applications to Upper Mantle and Lower Crustal Processes
Experimental Determination of the Melting Temperature and Structure of Carbon and Fe-compounds at High Pressure
Diffractometer and Attachments for New X-ray Facility (Materials Research)
Experimental Determination of Melting Temperature of Carbon,Pt-group Element Alloys and Diopside at High Pressure
High Pressure-Temperature Mineralogy: Applications of Synchrotron Radiation and Q-Switched Laser Heating
Experimental Determination of the Melting Temperature of Diamond at High Pressure
Intense Synchrotron X-Ray Source, Applications to High Pressure-Tempature Experimental Geophysics in the Diamond Anvil Cell
A Conference: X-Ray Studies at High Pressures Using Synchrotron Radiation
Olivine - Spinel Phase Transformation Mechanisms
Determination of Elastic Properties in Geophysical MaterialsBy Brillouin and Raman Scattering at High Pressures in the Diamond Cell
Thermodynamics, Kinetics, and Rheologic Properties of MantleMinerals
Investigation of the Oxidation States of Iron and Silicon Up to 300 Kilobars and 2000 Degrees Centigrade
Investigation of the Oxidation States of Iron and Silicon UpTo 300 Kilobars and 2000 Degrees C
Phase Transformations, Melting, and Rheologic Properties of Mantle Minerals and Assemblages
Determination of Elastic Constants By Brillouin Scattering Up to 100 Kbar in a Diamond Anvil Cell