Posts by vleroux

I am hiring a PhD student starting Fall 2024 at the CRPG laboratory in Nancy, France. Potential opportunities to work with my awesome WHOI colleagues too. More details here: Véronique Le Roux

Molly Anderson is a new NSF postdoctoral fellow at WHOI, and will work on the spatial and temporal evolution of volatiles in the oceanic mantle. Welcome Molly!

Namitha Kumar is back and is starting a PhD in the MIT-WHOI Joint Program. Welcome back!!

Congratulations Dr. Codillo on a very successful Ph.D. defense! On to a prestigious postdoc scholarship at Carnegie now!

This year, Postodoctoral investigator Rellie Goddard, Andy Cross, and myself have the pleasure to host undergraduate student Namitha Kumar from the University of Michigan as part of the prestigious SSF program at WHOI. Namitha will work on combining geochemical analyses by LA-ICP-MS and electron microprobe with rheological measurements by EBSD on gabbros from the South…

Magmatic volatiles (for example, water) are abundant in arc melts and exert fundamental controls on magma evolution, eruption dynamics and the formation of economic ore deposits. To constrain the H2O content of arc magmas, most studies have relied on measuring extrusive products and mineral-hosted melt inclusions. However, these methods have inherent limitations that obfuscate the…

The deadline for application to the WHOI postdoctoral program is Oct. 15th 2021, and the deadline for application to the MIT/WHOI Joint Program (PhD) is December 15th. Contact me if you would like to work in The Mantle Rocks lab. More details on the application process below. Postdoctoral Scholar Program Prospective Students