Role | Last Name | |
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Past | Chuqi
Liu cl108@rice.edu Spring 2019 | |
Past | Munirah
Zulkifli mz31@rice.edu Fall 2018 | |
Past | Hongrui
Qiu Room Number: KWGL 307 hongruiq@rice.edu website Google Scholar Link CV 2019 Keywords: Fault zone imaging, surface waves, seismic interferometry, 4-D imaging Research Summary: My research mainly focuses on Multi-scale imaging and monitoring of the upper crust and Fault Zones. I’m particularly interested in integrating high resolution imaging of fault zone structures, based on fault zone head and trapped waves along with P and S body waves, with larger scale ambient noise tomography for the surrounding crust. Additional research interests include monitoring seismic velocity temporal change, and inverse problem. | |
Past | Meagan
Hale mnh6@rice.edu Fall 2017 | |
Past | Christina
Stoner cas24@rice.edu Fall 2017 | |
Past | James
Karroum James.G.Karroum@rice.edu Fall 2017 | |
Past | Rachael
Metruck Rachael.K.Metruck@rice.edu Fall 2017 | |
Past | Madison
Morris Madison.M.Morris@rice.edu Fall 2017 | |
Past | Anthony
D'Souza apd9@rice.edu Fall 2018 | |
Past | Benxin
Chi Room Number: 170E Dell Butcher Hall Benxin.Chi@rice.edu | |
Friend | Gallagher
Morgan megirish@rice.edu Graduated | |
Friend | Lauren
M.
Simkins Postdoctoral Research Associate lsimkins@rice.edu website Google Scholar Link Moved to UVA - July 2018 Keywords: Glacial geology, marine geology, sedimentology, coastal geology, sea level, paleoclimate | |
Friend | Brian
Demet brian.p.demet@rice.edu Graduated May 2017 | |
Friend | Shuo
Ding shuo.ding@rice.edu Graduated May 2017 Keywords: experimental petrology, geochemistry, sulfur, planetary science Research Summary: Experimental study and geochemistry modeling on sulfur dissolution in the silicate melts and sulfur distribution in different reservoirs in planetary bodies (Earth, Mars and the moon) . | |
Friend | James
Eguchi (909) 263-9255 james.eguchi@rice.edu Keywords: carbon cycle, carbonates, calcite solubility, brines, graphite, eclogite, high P-T experiments Research Summary: I use high pressure experiments to study how carbon is moving around and where it eventually ends up within our planet. | |
Friend | Monica
Erdman Ph.D. monica.e.erdman@rice.edu Google Scholar Link Resume Graduated Keywords: Geochemistry, petrology, geodynamics, continental crust, sulfur cycle | |
Friend | Michael
Farner PhD candidate michael.j.farner@rice.edu Google Scholar Link CV Graduated May 2017 Keywords: petrology, geochemistry, geology, granite, enclaves, magmatic differentiation Research Summary: My research focuses on the physical and chemical processes involved in magmatic differentiation. | |
Friend | Lei
Fu lei.fu@rice.edu Graduated May 2017 | |
Friend | Heath
H.
Hopson heath.h.hopson@rice.edu Resume Graduated May 2018 Keywords: Sedimentology, Upper Cambrian, Microbial Bioherm, Andre Droxler Research Summary: My current research focuses on the characterization of Upper Cambrian microbial reefs of Mason County, central Texas exposed along certain bodies of water. This project is part of a Microbial Research Consortium consisting of Rice and Trinity University with funding and interaction from Stat Oil, Shell, Exxon, and Conoco Phillips. This research consists of reservoir analysis of the microbial reef complex acting as an analog to large offshore discoveries of pre-salt hydrocarbon deposits of Angola and Brazil. | |
Friend | Jie
Hou jie.hou@rice.edu Graduated May 2017 Keywords: Imaging, Inversion, RTM, LSM, Acceleration Research Summary: Accelerating Least Squares Migration and Velocity Analysis using an approximate inverse to the extended Born modeling operator | |
Friend | Sarah
Huff sarah.a.huff@rice.edu | |
Friend | Pankaj
Khanna pankaj.khanna@rice.edu Resume CV Graduated Dec 2017 Keywords: Carbonate Sedimentology, Sequence Stratigraphy, Microbial Reefs, Photogrammetry, Coral Reefs, Reef Morphologies Research Summary: Pankaj Khanna is currently working on three projects in his PhD at Rice University. Utilizing latest data-sets (multibeam bathymetry and high resolution drone imagery) the ultimate goal of the PhD is to understand morphological evolution of reefs in different localities around world (Gulf of Mexico - Uppermost Pleistocene Reefs, Maldives - Uppermost Pleistocene/Holocene reefs. and Central Texas - Upper Cambrian Microbial Reefs) and to compare the modern and ancient carbonate systems. | |
Friend | Gary
Linkevich gary.linkevich@rice.edu website Graduated May 2018 Keywords: geophysics, seismology, Galicia, tectonics, extension, passive margins Research Summary: The W coast of the Iberian Peninsula is a classic magma-poor rifted margin, where slow crustal hyperextension allowed rising mantle to cool/harden instead of melting. A long, margin-parallel Peridotite Ridge (PR) separates the final prerift material from this trans. zone of exhumed mantle. The PR has been dredged, drilled, and imaged in 2D for over 40 years, but new 3D seismic finally reveals its inner structure and evolution. | |
Friend | Zuolin
Liu Biochar effects on soil hydrologic properties zuolin.liu@rice.edu website Graduated May 2017 Keywords: hydrogeology, fluid flow in porous media, biochar and soil hydrology, soil physics Research Summary: Studying how biochar's physical and chemical properties and amendment rate influence hydrology, water storage, and carbon storage in soil | |
Friend | Chinh
Nguyen ctn2@rice.edu Graduated May 2016 |
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