Invited seminar at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Earth Section Seminar Series: “Seismological Detection of Anisotropy in the Mantle (and Consequences for Mantle Circulation)”
Guest lecturer for the Structural Seismology Seminar at USC
NSF EAR Instruments and Facilities grant #0949255 “Support for Early Career Investigator: Acquisition of a computer cluster” awarded
Helen Feng leaves our group to start graduate school in the WHOI/MIT program. Congratulations and good luck, Helen!
Invited presentation on global transition zone anisotropy at the 12th Symposium of SEDI, Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior, Santa Barbara, CA
IGPP seminar at UCLA: “Probing Earth’s Dynamic Interior With Free Oscillations and Other Long Period Seismic Data”
Helen Feng presents a poster of her work on the High Lava Plains
Paper “Radial anisotropy and prior petrological constraints: a comparative study” published in JGR
C.B. talking about plate tectonics to students from the Florence Nightingale Middle School. Photos from MEDL.
C.B. gives invited talk at the Fall AGU Meeting in San Francisco, session DI07 Seismic Anisotropy and Geodynamics: “Constraining Upper Mantle Azimuthal Anisotropy With Free Oscillation Data”