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Current Members: The Earth Modeling Team at CEED
(2016 - present)
Former Members (2016 - present, University of Oslo)
- Maaike Francine Maria Weerdesteijn, PhD Student (2019-2023)
Now a postdoc at the University Centre in Svalbard.
PhD Thesis (2023): Solid earth deformation due to glacial mass changes above low-viscosity upper mantle: Model development, importance of contemporary ice melt, and an application to southeast Greenland [Disputation]
- Florence Ramirez, PhD Student (2019-2022)
Now a researcher with the 4D Dynamic Earth project.
PhD Thesis (2022): Improving upper mantle viscosity estimates: Constraints from seismic and magnetotelluric data, and impacts on asthenospheric flow [Disputation]
- Helene Wang, MS Student (2021-2022)
Now a Geophysicist with PGS.
MS Thesis (2022): Hydrous regions of
the mantle transition zone affect patterns of intraplate volcanism
- Krister Stræte Karlsen, PhD Student (2017-2021)
Now an analyst with Protector Forsikring.
PhD Thesis (2021): Plate Tectonic Controls on Geodynamic Processes: Earth's Deep Water Cycle, Sea Level Change and Planetary Cooling Patterns
[Disputation]
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Ágnes Kiraly, Postdoctoral Scholar (2017-2020)
Now a research scientist with the ANIMA project.
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Björn
Holger Heyn, PhD Student (2016-2020)
Now a research scientist with the POLARIS project .
PhD Thesis (2020): Geodynamics of Earth’s
Large Low Shear Velocity Provinces: Interaction with mantle flow,
plume initiation, and core-mantle boundary deformation
[Disputation]
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Fabio Crameri, Postdoc (2016-2019) and Research Scientist (2019-2021)
Now a geoscientist and graphic designer with Undertone Design.
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Petra Hatalova, MS Student (2018-2019)
MS Thesis (2019): Guiding of tectonic plate motions by transform faults and mid-ocean ridges
[MS Thesis]
[data archive]
Now a PhD student at PHAB.
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Robert Hartmann, visiting MS Student (2018) from GEOMAR (Kiel, Germany)
Completed a PhD in the physics of fluids at the University of Twente.
MS Thesis at GEOMAR (2019): Impact of Antarctic deglaciation on Earth deformation and sea level change: An assessment of modeling lateral viscosity variations with multiple 1D Earth rheology structures
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Alysse Bebin, Visiting MS Student (2017) from ENSTA Bretagne, France
MS Thesis at ENSTA (2017): Characterizing the rate of lithospheric mass loss due to gravitational instability
Former Members (2008 - 2016, University of Hawaii)
Former Members (2005 - 2008, Johns Hopkins University)
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Laurent Metivier, Blaustein Postdoctoral Scholar (2007-2008)
Now a research scientist at the Institut Geographique National and the
Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (both in Paris, France)
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Benjun Wu, PhD Student (2006-2008)
Now a professor at Nanjing University.
PhD Thesis (2011), Chapter 3: The Strength of Lithospheric Slabs Constrained by Plate Motions
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Christopher Hayes, MS Student (2006-2008)
MS Thesis (2008): Tectonic Constrols on Megathrust Seismicity: Neutral Upper Plate Strain Promotes Great Earthquakes
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Stephen Steiner, MS Student (2005-2006)
MS Thesis (2006): Influence of Active Mantle Upwelling for Driving Plate Motions
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