Every year, Carnegie departments conduct international searches for the best early-career scientists to join our research programs. The postdocs bring fresh expertise, ideas, and abundant energy to campus. In return, we provide them access to the excellent facilities on campus and mentoring that expands their expertise and prepares them for their future careers.
We are pleased to report that this year’s class of postdocs is the first for the combined Earth and Planets Laboratory in which the selection was done by the scientific staff of both the former DTM and Geophysical Laboratory. We will be welcoming this group to campus over the next few months. While maintaining appropriate PPE and social distancing protocols, we look forward to helping them start on their research programs at EPL.
Let's extend a warm welcome to the ten new postdocs who will be joining us. These scientists are some of the brightest minds in their fields and come from all over the world. We are excited to have them on board and can't wait to see their contributions to the EPL team.
Linking physical processes with chemical redistribution during early planetary differentiation by conducting percolation and element partitioning experiments
