Present
Research
Group Members
Gray
E. Bebout [Professor;
geb0@lehigh.edu; web page]
Bruce D. Idleman [Senior Research Scientist; bdi2@lehigh.edu]
Andrew Gonyo [M.S. Student, Lehigh University; co-advised by Zicheng
Yu]
Annie Palya [M.S. Student, Lehigh University]
Past
Research
Group Members
Long Li [recent
Ph.D. Student, now at IPGP, Paris]
Robbie King [recent Ph.D. Student, now at Washington State University]
Seth Sadofsky [Ph.D. completed in 2001; recently at GEOMAR, Kiel,
Germany]
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR NEW
GRADUATE STUDENTS
Some Ongoing Projects Involving Stable Isotopes
Experimentation
with methods for determining N isotope compositions of silicates
(carrier gas methods, laser extractions; contact G. E.
Bebout, B. D. Idleman)
Biogeochemical
cycling of N, use of N isotopes as tracers of high-T fluid-rock
processes
- N incorporation into cyclosilicates (beryl,
cordierite)
- organic C-N behavior during partial melting in the
continental crust
- deep subduction of N as expressed in phengite
concentration and isotope composition
Use of C and N
isotopes in reconstruction of recent paleoclimate, tree rings, lake
sediments
(New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Alaska; with Zicheng Yu,
Lehigh University)
Synorogenic
fluid flow
in the Idaho-Montana and Appalachian thrust belts
- Idaho-Montana thrust belt, with David J. Anastasio, Adrienne Rygel,
recent
M.S.
student,
Lehigh University (see Anastasio
et al.,
2004, AJS; Rygel et
al., 2006,
Geofluids)
- Appalachians, W. Virginia, with Mark Evans, Central Connecticut
State University, and
Carolyn Brown,recent M.S. student, Lehigh
University
(and Lehigh
undergraduate
students involved in the LEO Isotope
Hydrogeology Station)
Shorebased
research for ODP, Leg 185,
Izu-Bonin-Mariana Margin, Leg 205, Central America
(N-C budgets in subducting sediment and oceanic crust; S. J. Sadofsky,
Long Li; see Sadofsky
and Bebout, 2004, G-cubed; Li and Bebout,
2005, JGR;
Li and Bebout, 2006, ODP Leg
25 SR)
Affiliated Labs and
Programs
EarthRef.org
and Geochemical
Earth Reference Model (here)
The Pheasant Memorial Laboratory, ISEI, Misasa, Japan (here)
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