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I am now an Assistant Professor in the
Department of Geophysics at the
Colorado School of Mines. I am also holding visiting scientist positions in the Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where I completed a postdoc with Maria Zuber, and also at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, CO. My research focuses on the interelationships between hydrologic, tectonic, volcanic, geodynamic, and climatic processes on Mars (click here for more details). This webpage will eventually be superceded by my webpage at Mines, but until then, this page will give you an idea of my research interests. I received my PhD in May 2006 from the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Washington University in St Louis where I worked with Roger J. Phillips. Contact info: e-mail 
NEWS: Check out our paper on the martian dichotomy in the June 26th issue of Nature:  (contact me for |