Sulfur isotopic compositions of deep arc cumulates Cin-Ty A. Lee, Monica Erdman, Wenbo Yang, Lynn Ingram, Emily J. Chin, Donald J. DePaolo Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Volume 500, 15 […]
Trace elements and U-Pb ages in petrified wood as indicators of paleo-hydrologic events Hehe Jiang, Cin-Ty Lee, William G.Parker Chemical Geology, Volume 493, 20 August 2018, Pages 266-280 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemgeo.2018.06.002 Subsurface […]
The redox “filter” beneath magmatic orogens and the formation of continental crust Ming Tang, Monica Erdman, Graham Eldridge and Cin-Ty A. Lee Science Advances 2018: Vol. 4, no. 5, eaar4444, […]
Volcanic ash as a driver of enhanced organic carbon burial in the Cretaceous Cin-Ty Lee, Hehe Jiang, Elli Ronay, Daniel Minisini, Jackson Stiles, Matt Neal Scientific Reportsvolume 8, Article number: 4197 (2018) doi:10.1038/s41598-018-22576-3 […]
An imbalance in the deep water cycle at subduction zones: The potential importance of the fore-arc mantle Julia Ribeiro and Cin-Ty Lee Earth and Planetary Science Letters Volume 479, 1 […]
The Quest for Permeability Tobias Hoeink Baker Hughes, a GE company The only economical way to extract hydrocarbons from low-permeability shale reservoirs is to increase reservoir contact. Horizontal drilling, […]
The life and times of carbon in surface environments Mark Torres, Rice University The geologic cycling of carbon is multifaceted and key to Earth’s long-term habitability. Central to many aspects […]
Carbon Cycling, from Volcanoes to Source Rocks, a sedimentary perspective Daniel Minisini, Shell The deep Earth processes (e.g., tectonism, magmatism, volcanism) control the first order shape of the continental margins, […]
The importance of nutrients for Earth’s carbon cycle Chris Reinhard, Georgia Institute of Technology The global carbon cycle links together the biosphere, planetary climate, and the chemistry of the oceans […]
Gas hydrates in sandy reservoirs interpreted from velocity pull up: Are Mississippi-fan turbidites diffusively charged? Andrew Madof, Chevron Gas hydrates are recognized as an emerging energy resource and submarine […]
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