Visiting Investigators
Lavontria Miché Aaron
Johns Hopkins University
Collaborators:
Andrew Steele
Lavontria Miché Aaron will be a Visiting Investigator from Johns Hopkins University working with Steelie for the next year, researching spectroscopic remote sensing of calcium oxalates on Mars. Her research interests include: Spectroscopy, Mineralogy, Remote Sensing, and GIS.
- Laaron2@jhu.edu
- Website
Duncan Carr Agnew
University of California, San Diego
Collaborators:
Shaun Hardy
Agnew will be doing research on the participation of GL in optical glass production during World War I with Shaun Hardy in our library for the next three months. His research interests include crustal deformation (tectonic and tidal), geophysical instrumentation, statistical seismology, and the history of geophysical sciences.
- dagnew@ucsd.edu
- Website
Guillem Anglada Escude
Institut de Ciencies de l'Espai-CSIC
Collaborators:
Alan Boss, Paul Butler, Alycia Weinberger
- 020 7882 5769
- anglada@ice.csic.es
- Website
Pamela Arriagada
University of Washington
Collaborators:
Paul Butler
- parriagada at carnegiescience.edu
- Website
Maxim Bykov
Carnegie Science
Collaborators:
Alex Goncharov
Bykov's research interests include high-pressure crystallography, incommensurate crystallography, and high-pressure chemistry.
- maks.byk@gmail.com
- Website
Alex Canitano
Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Collaborators:
Alan Linde
- canitano at earth.sinica.edu.tw
- Website
Dianhua Cao
Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
Collaborators:
Jianhua Wang
- dianhuacao at cags.ac.cn
- Website
Henderson James Cleaves
Earth-Life Science Institute
Collaborators:
Andrew Steele, George Cody
Jim Cleaves is a specially appointed Associate Professor at ELSI. His research field is geochemistry. Cleaves received a Ph.D. in Chemistry and Biochemistry from the University of California, San Diego in 2001, and a B.A. in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 1994.
- henderson.cleaves@gmail.com
- Website
Catharine Cassie Conley
NASA
Collaborators:
Andrew Steele
Conley is working on developing tools to assess and improve the statistical confidence in interpretation of measurement relating to detection of biological signals against high levels of background contamination. Specifically, she’ll undertake Bayseian statistical analysis of Mars sample datasets to understand the usefulness of this technique to life detection questions on Mars and other solar system bodies.
- cassie.conley@nasa.gov
- Website
Sergio Dieterich
Carnegie Institution for Science
Collaborators:
Alycia Weinberger, Alan Boss
- 202-478-4885
- sdieterich@carnegiescience.edu
- Website
Jacqueline K. Faherty
American Museum of Natural History
Collaborators:
Alycia Weinberger
- jfaherty@amnh.org
- Website
Murray Hitzman
Irish Center for Research on Applied Geoscience, Professor, University College Dublin
Collaborators:
Robert Hazen
Hitzman's work at GL focuses on conducting collaborative research on data-driven discovery in the geosciences.
- murray.hitzman@icrag-centre.org
- Website
Joel Kastner
Rochester Institute of Technology
Collaborators:
Alan Boss, Rick Carlson
- (585) 475-7179
- kastner at cis.rit.edu
- Website
Nan Liu
Washington University, St. Louis
Collaborators:
Rick Carlson, Larry Nittler
- 678-772-0046
- nliu@physics.wustl.edu
- Website
Miki Nakajima
University of Rochester
Collaborators:
Alycia Weinberger, Peter van Keken, Rick Carlson
- mnakajima@rochester.edu
- Website
Jonathan O'Neil
University of Ottawa
Collaborators:
Rick Carlson
- jonathan.oneil at uottawa.ca
- Website
Sarah Penniston-Dorland
University of Maryland
Collaborators:
Peter van Keken, and GL Collaborator Andrew Steele
Accompanied by her predoctoral student, Kayleigh Harvey.
- sarahpd@umd.edu
- Website
Liping Qin
University of Science and Technology, China
Collaborators:
Rick Carlson
- lpqin at ustc.edu.cn
- Website
Stephen H. Richardson
University of Cape Town, South Africa
Collaborators:
Steve Shirey
- steve.richardson at uct.ac.za
- Website
Hanika Rizo
Carleton University, Ottawa
Collaborators:
Richard Carlson
- hanika.rizo@carleton.ca
- Website
Karen V. Smit
Gemological Institute of America
Collaborators:
Steven B. Shirey
- ksmit at gia.edu
- Website
Evan M. Smith
Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
Collaborators:
Steve Shirey
- evan.smith@gia.edu
- Website
Marc W. Spiegelman
Columbia University
Collaborators:
Cian Wilson, Peter van Keken
- 1-845-704-2323
- mspieg at ldeo.columbia.edu
- Website
Rhonda Stroud
Naval Research Laboratory
Collaborators:
Conel Alexander
- rhonda.stroud at nrl.navy.mil
- Website
Kiyoshi Suyehiro
Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)
Collaborators:
Alan Linde, Selwyn Sacks
- suyehiro at gmail.com
- Website
Sota Takagi
High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK)
Collaborators:
Sally June Tracy
Sota Takagi is a JSPS fellow currently at KEK in Japan. Takagi's research interest focus mainly on a combination of shock-recovery experiments and in situ studies primarily targeted at understanding shock metamorphism.
- stakagi@carnegiescience.edu
- Website
Tetsuo Takanami
Earthquake Research Institute, The University of Tokyo
Collaborators:
Alan Linde, Selwyn Sacks
- takanami69@gmail.com
- Website
Kelin Tasca
Centro Nacional de Pesquisa em Energia e Materiais (Brazil) and Howard University
Collaborators:
Alex Goncharov
Kelin Tasca is visiting for a year collaborating with Alex Goncharov on the study of fast chemical reactivity of energetic materials using novel ultrafast laser techniques. Her research interests include energetic materials and high pressure.
- kelinregina@gmail.com
- Website
Tomohiro Usui
Department of Solar System Sciences, Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, JAXA
Collaborators:
Conel Alexander
- usui.tomohiro@jaxa.jp; tomohirousui@gmail.com
- Website
Tetsuya Yokoyama
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Collaborators:
Conel Alexander, Rick Carlson
Professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Preparing techniques for the isotope analyses of samples that will return from the Hayabusa2 space probe that landed two robots on the asteroid Ryugu in September 2018.
- tetsuya.yoko@eps.sci.titech.ac.jp
- Website
Xinyu Zhang
Jilin University, China
Collaborators:
Alex Goncharov
Zhang is visiting for a year working with Alex Goncharov on theoretical and experimental investigation of novel structure at high pressure.
- zxy@calypso.cn