Extreme Environments Laboratory
Welcome to the Extreme Environments Laboratory!
Our research focuses on using extreme environments to answer key questions about Earth and planetary interiors and to provide guidance for the design of new materials for energy-related applications. Learn more
Our mission: Our research focuses on using extreme environments to answer key questions about Earth and planetary interiors and to provide guidance for the design of new materials for energy-related applications. Learn more...
News:
September 2015 Arianna's Nature Communications paper was reported by the SLAC news.
August 2015 Our group's work was reported by the BBC-Earth Story.
July 2015 Congratulations to Dylan and Mary! Dylan won the student poster award and Mary was elected the COMPRES student representative at the 2015 COMPRES annual meeting in Colorado Springs.
April 2015 Congratulations to Zhao on his publication in Nature Communications.
March 2015 Wendy gave a invited talk and poster at the Deep Carbon Observatory International Science Meeting, Munich, Germany.
October 2014 Arianna Gleason will be receiving this year's Mineral and Rock Physics Early Career Award from American Geophysical Union in December AGU San Francisco meeting.
October 2014 Wendy, Yu, Crystal and Fan went to UCLA for the Deep Carbon Observatory Extreme Physics and Chemistry workshop.
Recent Publications
- Pressure induced metallization with absence of structural transition in layered molybdenum diselenide
- Structural transition and amorphization in compressed α−Sb2O3
- Compressed hydrogen heats up
- A Novel Phase of Li15Si4 Synthesized under Pressure
- Tetrahedrally coordinated carbonates in Earth’s lower mantle
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