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Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences,
Harvard University
20 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
My research uses
noble gases as tools to answer fundamental questions in Earth and Planetary
sciences. The inert nature of the noble gases make them unique geochemical
tracers for studying a variety of processes including the accretionary
history of extraterrestrial material to Earth, formation of the terrestrial
atmosphere, low temperature thermochronometry, exposure age dating,
geochemical evolution of the Earth’s mantle, and magma degassing.
The Harvard
laboratory is capable of measuring all the noble gases, from He to Xe, and
has pioneered
multicollector measurements of Ne and Xe. We have unique analytical
facilties that allow us to tackle a variety of scientific applications that
require high productivity, high precision, and ultra low blanks. Click here to
see some high precision measurements generated in our laboratory.
Opportunities:
Research opportunities in the noble gas laboratory exist and interested
individuals are requested to get in touch with me either by email or by
phone.
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Sujoy
Mukhopadhyay
Department
of Earth & Planetary Sciences
Harvard University
20 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA
02138
Ph: 617
496 6441 Fax: 617 496 6958
Email: sujoy@eps.harvard.edu
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