Team

Jaime Barnes Assistant Professor

My research encompass a broad spectrum of geochemistry including high temperature fluid-rock interactions and metasomatism, metamorphism and volatile transport in subduction zones, geochemical cycling, relating metamorphic processes to deformation, serpentinization, and stable isotope geochemistry. Be sure to visit my website for additional information.

Daniel O Breecker Assistant Professor

My research pursues a process-based understanding of soils and the “critical zone” to understand the inter-relationship between climate and soils. I incorporate field-based studies (current projects in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Kansas and Tibet) and laboratory experiments (technique development and soil incubation experiments) that measure stable isotope ratios in water, pedogenic minerals, critical zone gases and organic matter. Be sure to visit my website for additional information.

Graduate Research Assistants and Postdoctoral Fellows

	Elizabeth J Cassel Postdoctoral Fellow	Cenozoic Paleotopography of Northern California and NevadaEocene Fluvial System Dynamics across the “Nevadaplano”, Comparison of Late Eocene floras from California and Oregon, Sedimentology and Stratigraphy of Paleogene Fluvial Deposits in Eastern Oregon: The Clarno and John Day Formations, Hydration and Alteration Processes in Felsic Volcanic Glass
	Peter Carlson	A
	Miguel Cisneros	A
	Jeff Cullen	A
	Brandon Okafor	A
	John Warden	A

Undergraduate students

Past Graduate Research Assistants and Postdoctoral Fellows