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C.B. invited to talk at the University of Edinburgh, School of Geosciences:
“New Views of Core and Mantle Fabrics From Seismic Tomography”
CB talks at the 1st Southern California Deep Earth Dynamics Symposium taking place at USC
Kaiqing Yuan passes his 2nd exam and becomes the first PhD candidate of our group!
C.B. gives seismology seminar at UCLA on “Changes in seismic anisotropy at the mantle transition zone boundaries” Abstract: The mantle transition zone (MTZ) is defined by discontinuities in seismic wave velocities at 410 km and 670 km depth that mostly result from phase changes in the olivine structure. Because the MTZ is believed to play …
AGU poster presentations in San Francisco by Kaiqing Yuan (12/03), and by Zheng Xing (12/04)
C.B. invited to talk at the University of Edinburgh, School of Geosciences:
“New Views of Core and Mantle Fabrics From Seismic Tomography”
C.B. invited to talk at University of Liverpool, School of Environmental Sciences:
“New Views of Core and Mantle Fabrics From Seismic Tomography”
Paper by Stubailo, Beghein, and Davis “Structure and anisotropy of the Mexico subduction zone based on Rayleigh-wave analysis and implications for the geometry of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt” published in JGR:
*Stubailo, I., Beghein, C., Davis, P., Structure and anisotropy of the Mexico subduction zone based on Rayleigh-wave analysis and implications for the geometry of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, J. Geophys. Res., 117, B5, B05303, doi:10.1029/2011JB008631, 2012
C.B. gives the Seismo Lab seminar at Caltech: “Global Mantle Seismic Anisotropy and Consequences for Mantle Deformation and Earth’s Deep Water Cycle”
Paper by Stubailo, Beghein, and Davis “Structure and anisotropy of the Mexico subduction zone based on Rayleigh-wave analysis and implications for the geometry of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt” accepted for publication in JGR
Kaiqing Yuan successfully passed his first exam and is moving onto the PhD program!