Assistant Professor of Mineral Physics |
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Research InterestsDeep Earth mineral physics; composition of planetary interiors; elastic, vibrational, and electronic properties of planetary materials at high-pressure and temperature; optical and synchrotron-based x-ray spectroscopic methodsJackson's research is supported by a National Science Foundataion early CAREER award (EAR-0956166), NSF Geophysics (EAR-0711542); Infrastructure & Development Project, NSF Cooperative Agreement (COMPRES EAR-06-49658); NSF Collaborative Studies on Earth's Deep Interior (CSEDI EAR-0855815), and the California Institute of Technology. |
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