Diogo Lourenco (postdoc): thermal evolution of Mars
Guang Zhai (postdoc): induced seismicity
Anna Barth (postdoc): volcanology and geysers
Mara Hartley Reed (graduate student): geysers
Tyler Cadena (graduate student): stress in magmatic systems as recorded by crystals and their inclusions
Zach Smith (graduate student): interaction between tectonics and fluid flow
Sevan Adourian (graduate student): joint interpretation of geophysical data; effects of seismic waves on magma bodies
Elizbeth Lu, Dr. Helge Gonnermann (now faculty member at Rice), Michael Manga at the EPS graduation, May 2004
Graduate students:
Steve Breen (now postdoc, UC Irvine): multiphase flow in porous media
Dana Lapides (now postdoc, Univ Wisconsin): wood in rivers
Nate Lindsey (now lead scientist at FiberSense): imaging with fiber
Robert Citron (now postdoc, UC Davis): internal evolution of Mars and its interaction with the atmosphere
Noah Randolph-Flagg (now postdoc, NASA Ames): hydrothermal processes
Kristen Fauria (now faculty at Vanderbilt): mechanics of pyroclastic density currents and submarine eruptions
Carolina Munoz (now faculty at Univ Nevada, Reno): geysers and geothermal systems
Max Rudolph (now faculty at UC Davis): fracture and stresses in planetary ice shells, mud rheology and mud volcano eruptions, geysers
Leif Karlstrom (now faculty at University of Oregon): eruption of flood basalts, dynamics of lava lakes, magma chamber - volcano interactions, geysers
Alyssa Sarid Rhoden (now Southwest Research Institute): Europa tectonics
Edwin Kite (now faculty at University of Chicago): super Earth's, Martian geodynamics and surface history
Christian Huber (now faculty at Brown): caldera forming eruptions, plume-slab interactions, Lattice-Boltzmann methods
Helge Gonnermann (now faculty at Rice University); why do volcanoes erupt explosively? experimental studies of mantle convection
Alison Rust (now faculty at Bristol Univ): rheology of bubbly magmas and lavas; using deformed bubbles to determine strain rate and flow type; formation of tube pumice
Martin Saar (now faculty at ETH); percolation theory and the yield strength of subliquidus basalts; using temperature measurements to study groundwater flow; earthquakes induced by groundwater recharge
Jim Watkins (now faculty at University of Oregon): plume-slab interactions, water disffusion in obsidian
Mark Wenzel (now state of California); evolution of the Martian interior, dynamics in D"
Jon Castro (now faculty at Mainz): obsidian flow dynamics
Taylor Perron (now faculty at MIT): oceans on Mars?
Joel Rowland (now researcher at Los Alamos): springs along the Bay Area faults
Robin Beebee (now with the Forest Service in Alaska): controls on the timing of volume
of snowmelt in the Pacific Northwest
Chad Dorsey
Bretagne Hygelund (MSc; now park naturalist Deschutes County); hydraulic and geomorphic effects of large woody debris in streams (Photo of the Cultus River, OR, a spring-fed river with lots of stable wood)
Liz James (MSc): hydrogeology of the Oregon Cascades
Maria Brumm (MSc, now living in Seattle): heat flow in the Sierras, earthquake triggering of the Lusi mud volcano eruption
Dayanthie Weeraratne (MSc, now faculty at Cal State Northridge): mantle convection
Postdocs:
Xiaojing Fu (postdoc, now faculty at Caltech): geological fluid mechanics
Vashan Wright (postdoc, now faculty U.C. San Diego, Scripps Institution of Oceanography): mechanical properties of sand and marine sediments
Doug Hemingway (postdoc, now postdoc at the Carnegie Institution): icy satellites
Janire Prudencio (postdoc, now faculty University of Grenada): attenuation in Long Valley caldera
Barbara Tripoli (postdoc, now consulting on water quality): effects of deformation on crystallization
Ben Black (now faculty at Rutgers): magma transport and storage, climate effects of eruptions
Ben Andrews (now Smithsonian): pyroclastic density currents and magma mixing
Isamu Matsuyama (now faculty at Univ Arizona): rotational dynamics of solid bodies
Joe Dufek (now faculty at Univ Oregon): pyclastic flow dynamics, Martian maars, melt focussing by magma chambers
Emily Brodsky (now faculty at UC Santa Cruz); the response of wells to distant earthquakes, volcano-earthquake interactions
Mark Jellinek (now faculty at Univ British Columbia); experimental studies of mantle convection, periodicity of volcanic eruptions
Rebecca Carey (now faculty University of Tasmania): textures of volcanic rocks
Bruno Cagnoli (now INGV in Rome); mechanics of pyroclastic flows
Tim Creyts (now researcher at Lamont): subglacial hydrology
Yoshiko Ogawa (now faculty at Kobe University): hydrothermal processes on Mars
Maurizio Battaglia (now USGS): geodynamics of Long Valley caldera
Sarah Zaranek (now with Mathworks): thermal evolution of Mars, convection below the continental lithosphere
Atsuko Namiki (now faculty at Hiroshima University): fragmentation of bubbly liquids
Wim DeGruyter (now faculty at Cardiff): pumice and conduit processes
Benoit Cordonnier (now in Zurich): magma rheology
John Hernlund (now at ELSI): the basal magma ocean, now a researcher at ELSI Japan
Allen Hunt (now at Wright State University): motion of bubbles in porous media
Undergraduates:
Amy Ferrick: microstructure of natural beach sands
Dakota Churchill: using silica sinters to study hydrothermal systems
Theresa Sawi (now graduate student at Columbia): effects of earthquakes on volcanic eruptions
Behnaz Hosseini (now graduate student at Montana State): submarine eruptions
Esther Adelstein (now graduate student at UC Santa Cruz): lab studies of geysers
Cansu Culha (now graduate student at Stanford): Europa's tectonics
Veronika Soukhovitskaya (now at LBNL): mass wasting on Mars: wet or dry?
Ellen Knappe (now graduate student at Univ Montana): mud rheology
Sam Birch (now graduate student at Cornell): wet granular materials
Aaron Tran: mud volcanoes
Jan Stark: bubbles in porous media
Nathanael Schaeffer (trying to make a dynamo in France): experimental studies of mantle convection
Antoine Sinton: tectonics on Europa
Michael Boone
Kenny Befus (Baylor): rhyolite volcanism and residual stress in crystals
Brittany Brand (Boise State): explosive mafic voclanism
Chloe Michaut (IPGP Paris, now Lyon): Europa tectonics
Ameeta Patel: thermal quenching and abrasion of pumice
Shaul Hurwitz (USGS): geysers
Rob Sohn (MIT): geysers
Fukashi Maeno (Univ Tokyo): turbidity currents
Matt Hornbach (Southern Methodist): IODP 340 science
Simon Cox (GNS New Zealand): earthquake hydrology
Chi Wang (Berkeley faculty): earthquake hydrology
Rob Lillis (researcher SSL, UC Berkeley): history of Martian dynamo
Kathy Cashman (Univ Oregon and then Bristol); volcanology
Adrian Lenardic (Professor at Rice); plumes and plate tectonics
Francis Nimmo (UC Santa Cruz): diapirism on Europa (Picture of domes, courtesy of NASA)
Dorothy Koch (Yale): once a geodynamicist, now atmospheric scientist (check out our cover picture for Geophysical Research Letters)
Marshall Gannett (USGS, Portland) and Ken Lite (Oregon Water Resource Department): hydrogeology of the Deschutes River Basin
Richard Davies (Univ Durham), Mark Tingay (Univ Adelaide) and Richard Swarbrick (Geopressure Technology): eruption of the Lusi mud volcano in Indonesia
Jerry Mitrovica (Univ Toronto, now Harvard): polar wander on Mars
James Roberts (Applied Physics Lab): thermal effects of impacts on Mars
Mike Martin (Advanced Light Source, LBNL): water diffusion in volcanic glasses
Eric Gaidos (Univ Hawaii): super-Earths
Herb Frey (NASA Goddard): impacts on Mars and the history of the Martian dynamo
Tim Rose (LLNL): springs
Olivier Bachmann (ETH Switzerland): evolution of large magma chambers
Julia Hammer (Hawaii): experimental models of vesiculation
Jafar Arkani-Hamed (McGill): my undergraduate advisor
Rick O'Connell (Harvard, Earth and Planetary Sciences): one of my two PhD avisors
Howard Stone (Harvard, Applied Sciences, now at Princeton): one of my two PhD advisors
Raymond Jeanloz (UC Berkeley): postdoc advisor
Michael with Thorsten Becker (at the German embassy), one of Rick O'Connell's other former graduate students
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