Baosheng Li’s Group Members
Baosheng Li
Research
Professor
Office Phone: (631) 632-9642
Email: Baosheng
(dot) Li (at) sunysb (dot) edu
Li’s research interest includes (1) experimental measurement and theoretical simulation of the physical properties of materials at extreme conditions (pressure, temperature, stress) on Earth minerals, metals, ceramics, semi/superconductors, glass and nano-structured materials (2) synthesize and characterization of functional materials for industrial/energy applications; (3) experimental study and thermodynamic modeling of phase equilibrium of Earth’s mantle minerals to constrain the composition and dynamics of the Earth’s interior and the origin of mantle heterogeneity. Students and postdocs with different backgrounds can find that they can easily fit in the field of the ultrasonics group.
Baosheng Li's MPI Faculty Page
Qiong Liu
Post-Doctoral
Research Fellow, Mineral Physics Institute; 2007-2009
Office Phone: (631) 632-6152
Email: qioliu (at) notes (dot) cc (dot) sunysb
(dot) edu
[Now at Beijing
University
Qiong's primary research interests lie in conducting in situ ultrasonic measurements of the elasticity of minerals and melts at simultaneous high pressures and temperatures in different types of multi-anvil apparatus (Leaving for a new position of Associate Professor in August, 2009)
Lidong Dai
Post-Doctoral
Research Fellow (Starting November 2009)
Office Phone: (631) 632-xxxx
Email: TBD
Welcome aboard!
Wei Liu
Research
Scientist, Mineral Physics Institute
Office Phone: (631) 632-8338
Email: weiliu3
(at) notes (dot) cc (dot) sunysb (dot) edu
Wei's primary research interests include studying the sound velocities and elastic properties of deep mantle minerals, the elastic properties of metals, metal alloys, and other materials, and their equations of state.
Wei
Liu's MPI Staff Page
Matthew L. Whitaker
Ph.D.
Candidate in Mineral Physics & Geochemistry; Expected 2009
Cell Phone: (631) 793-3578
Email: matthewlwhitaker (at) aim (dot) com
[Now at Ehime
University
Title of Ph.D Thesis: A Journey to the Center of the Earth: Multianvil and Diamond Anvil Cell Studies of Iron-Light Elements Alloys
Matt Whitaker's MPI Student Page
Liebermann’s Group Members
Robert C.
Liebermann
Distinguished
Service Professor - Department of Geosciences
Office Phone: (631) 632-1968
Email: Robert
(dot) Liebermann (at) stonybrook (dot) edu
Professor Liebermann's research interests are in the field of mineral physics, which is dedicated to understanding how the physical and chemical properties of minerals and rocks control their geological behavior, especially at high pressures and temperatures. Liebermann is also a founding member the Committee on Mineral and Rock Physics and a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union and the Mineralogical Society of America. In April 2004, he received the degree of Docteur Honoris Causa from the Université Paul Sabatier in Toulouse, France. Since September 2003, Liebermann has served as President of the Consortium for Materials Properties Research in Earth Sciences [COMPRES]. The headquarters of COMPRES are in the Mineral Physics Institute of Stony Brook University. To download a complete publication list, CLICK HERE, and for a complete Curriculum Vitae, CLICK HERE. For more information, feel free to visit Professor Liebermann's Department of Geosciences Faculty Page, or his Mineral Physics Institute Faculty Page.
Gabriel
Gwanmesia
Delaware State University
Office
Phone: (302) 857-6653
Lab Phone: (302) 857-7486
Email: ggwanmesia (at) desu (dot) edu
Gabriel's primary research interests lie in the synthesis and hot-pressing of polycrystalline aggregates of high-pressure phases of mantle minerals and characterization of these materials by optical and electron microscopy and ultrasonic techniques.
Jennifer Kung
Assistant
Professor, National Cheng-Kung University Taiwan
Office Phone: 886-6-27575757 x 65434
Email: jkung (at) mail (dot) ncku (dot) edu (dot) tw
Jennifer's primary research interests include studying the elastic properties of deep mantle minerals and other materials, and determining their equations of state using in situ ultrasonic measurements simultaneous high pressures and temperatures in multi-anvil apparatus.
Jennifer Kung's Faculty Page in NCKU
in Taiwang
Former members of the Ultrasonics Group:
Graduate students:
Tony Cook
Kenneth Darling
Lucy Flesch
Gabriel Gwanmesia
Jun Liu
Yegor Sinelnikov
Kelly Woody
Mathew Whitaker
Postdocs:
Ganglin
Chen
Fred Decremps
Jennifer Kung
Yunpeng Yang
Qiong Liu
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