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February 6
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Princeton GEO/AOS Department retreat
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February 13
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Jon Samuelson
Department of Geosciences
Penn State University
Host: Yajing Liu
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Experimental analysis of dilatancy in simulated fault gouges
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February 20
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Garrett Leahy
Geology & Geophysics Department
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Host: Frederik Simons
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Local Variability in the 410-km Mantle Discontinuity under a Hotspot
Abstract
Short biography
of speaker
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February 27
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Joshua Feinberg
Department of Geology and Geophysics
University of Minnesota
Host: Adam Maloof
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Magnetic inclusions in silicate minerals: New Views into the Ancient Magnetic Field of the Earth and Solar System
Abstract
Short biography
of speaker
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March 6
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Victor Tsai
Earth & Planetary Sciences Department
Harvard University
Host: Jeroen Tromp
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A Model for Turbulent Hydraulic Fracture and Application to Crack Propagation at Glacier Beds
Short biography
of speaker
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March 13
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Kevin Lewis
Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences
California Institute of Technology
Host: Frederik Simons
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Cyclicity in the sedimentary rock record of Mars
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March 20
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Spring recess
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March 27
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Stephane Rondenay
Department of Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Host: Frederik Simons
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A seismological perspective of water distribution in subduction zones
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April 3
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Roger Buck
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Columbia University
Host: Nadine McQuarrie
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How global cooling and geothermal heating contribute to the transition from ~40 kyr to ~100 kyr cyles of ice ages
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April 10
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Easter break
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April 17
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Natalia Dubrovinskaia
Institute of Mineralogy
Heidelberg University
Host: Tom Duffy
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High Pressure Alloying: from Geosciences to Novel Materials
Short biography
of speaker
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April 24
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Robert Downs
Department of Geosciences
University of Arizona
Host: Tom Duffy
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Compression mechanisms in minerals
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May 1
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Susannah Dorfman
Department of Geosciences
Princeton University
Host: Tom Duffy
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Super-earths and super-hard materials: Structure and compressibility of fluorides to 100+ GPa
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