People responsible for the success of the W.M. Keck Cosmochemistry Laboratory :
Other HIGP colleagues, all researchers in cosmochemistry, involved with the Laboratory :
Former
Ph.D. Students : Former
Collaborating Scientists:
- Gary R. Huss, Laboratory Director and Researcher in Cosmochemistry. With 25 years of experience with Cameca ion probes at both Arizona State University and Caltech, Dr. Huss joined the University of Hawaii in February, 2005.
- Kazuhide Nagashima, Laboratory Manager and Researcher in Cosmochemistry. Dr. Nagashima joined the University of Hawaii in June of 2005. He has worked extensively with the Cameca ims 1270 at Tokyo Institute of Technology, where he helped to develop the SCAPS detector.
- Sasha Krot, Researcher in Cosmochemistry. Dr. Krot has worked extensively on understanding the origin of the solar system using petrology, short-lived radionuclides, and oxygen isotopes.
Other HIGP colleagues, all researchers in cosmochemistry, involved with the Laboratory :
- Klaus Keil Emeritus Professor
- Edward Scott Emeritus Professor
- G. Jeffrey Taylor Emeritus Professor
Former
- Patrick H. Donohue, now in Washington state.
- Elizabeth Koeman-Shields, now at Angelo State University, Texas.
- Changkun Park, now at the Korea Polar Research Institute
- Patricia Doyle, now at University of Cape Town, South Africa
- Lydia Hallis, now at University of Glasgow, Scotland
- Manavi Jadhav, moved to University of Chicago
- Ryan Ogliore, now at Washington University in St. Louis
Ph.D. Students : Former
- Christie Jilly-Rehak (Ph.D. 2015) now Postdoctoral Researcher at University of California at Berkeley
- Myriam Telus (Ph.D. 2015) now Assistant Professor at University of California at Santa Cruz
Collaborating Scientists:
- Ryan Ogliore, Laboratory for Space Sciences, Department of Physics, Washington University in St. Louis
Updated 28 August 2020
