Graduate students at the University of Maryland Seismology Lab sprung into action following the M4.1 earthquake that struck Dover, Delaware on November 30, 2017. The very next day, they were out in the field, deploying seismometers that would be recording aftershocks for the next 6 weeks. Thank you Erin, Chao, Phillip, Karen, Pete, and Quancheng […]
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Sutton Chiorini, who has been an undergraduate researcher in our lab for three years, has graduated and started a Master’s program at Miami University of Ohio. We wish her the best of luck in her future studies and research and will miss her engaging presence, excitement, and (s)warmth!
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Dr. Scott Burdick joined the lab in October, 2015, as an NSF Postdoctoral Fellow. Over the course of the past three years, we have benefitted from his creativity, insight, and comradery. Now, we wish Scott the best of luck as he begins the next chapter of his life as an Assistant Professor at Wayne State
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This summer, we had the pleasure of hosting two summer undergraduate interns: Anant Hariharan from Cornell, and Brittany Washington from Rugters, Newark. While Anant worked on analyzing the lengthscales of heterogeneity in mantle models constructed from long and short period data, Brittany identified to sounds of whales, ice-quakes, and scraping of ice-bergs. You can read
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This month, Anthony Mautino obtained his MS in Geology with a thesis about characterizing spherical Couette flows with acoustic normal mode splittings. Here, we are gathered to celebrate Anthony’s achievement, as well as bid farewell to Andrew Eagon who was a summer intern in the lab from Wisconsin, Whitewater.
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We are pleased to welcome Raj Moulik to the lab, and look forward to working with and learning from him in the coming years! Raj will be leading the NSF-funded 3D Reference Earth Model project. You can learn more about him here.
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Together with collaborators Max Rudolph at Portland State University and Carolina Lithgow-Bertelloni at University College London, we used a novel inversion framework to detect the presence of an increase in viscosity in the Earth’s mid mantle. As Science magazine put it: A mysterious mid-mantle slowdown The viscosity of Earth’s deep interior plays a key role
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From https://www.packard.org/2014/10/2014-packard-fellowships-in-science-and-engineering-awarded-to-eighteen-researchers/ 2014 Packard Fellowships in Science and Engineering Awarded to Eighteen Researchers October 15, 2014 (Los Altos, CA) – Today, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation named 18 of the nation’s most innovative early-career scientists and engineers as recipients of the 2014 Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering. Each Fellow will receive a grant
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We are pleased to welcome Tolu Olugboji to the lab, and look forward to working with and learning from him in the coming years!
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On September 1st, 2014, we welcomed Scott Burdick to the Maryland Seismological Laboratory. Scott graduated with a Ph.D. from MIT, where he has developed new techniques for seismic tomography and imaging. We look forward to working with and learning from Scott!
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