Member Since 1985
Steve A. Hauck II
Professor, Case Western Reserve University
I am a geophysicist and planetary scientist interested in the connections between planetary interiors and observations at their surfaces.
Professional Experience
Case Western Reserve University
Professor
2003 - Present
Education
Washington University in St. Louis
Doctorate
2001
Washington University in St. Louis
Masters
1998
University of Minnesota
Bachelors
1996
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Current Roles
Member
Publications Committee
Publications
In Appreciation of Our 2019 Peer Reviewers
Science is at its best when shared widely both within the scientific community and to the broader public. To maintain trust in science while simult...
March 26, 2020
Sharing Planetary Science in Plain Language
October 21, 2019
Geodetic Evidence That Mercury Has A Solid Inner Core
April 10, 2019
Thank You to Our 2018 Peer Reviewers
April 04, 2019
Thank You to Our 2017 Peer Reviewers
February 16, 2018
AGU Abstracts
Estimating Mercury’s Seismicity over Time: An Initial Approach
MERCURY: INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH INSIDE AND OUT POSTER
planetary sciences | 13 december 2023
Mariana Blanco-Rojas, Steven A. Hauck
Seismicity provides a fundamental window into the inner structure, composition, and operation of planetary bodies. Indeed, NASAs InSight mission to Ma...
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The Nucleation Barrier’s Impact on Lunar Core Evolution
OF CORES WE CAN: INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF EARTH AND PLANETARY CORES I ORAL
study of earth's deep interior | 12 december 2023
Sara Gutierrez, Steven A. Hauck
The mechanism of solid core formation is essential to understanding the thermal history, structural evolution, and geodynamo of planetary bodies. Mode...
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Solidification Models of a Supercooled Lunar Core: Crystallization Modulated by the Nucleation Barrier
DIVING DEEP: INVESTIGATIONS OF PLANETARY INTERIORS THROUGH OBSERVATIONS, MODELING, AND EXPERIMENTS I ORAL
study of earth's deep interior | 16 december 2021
Sara Gutierrez, Steven A. Hauck
Comparative study of the diverse interior structures and magnetic fields in rocky bodies is best-served by developing a comprehensive understanding of...
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Volunteer History
2022 - 2025
Member
Publications Committee
2023 - 2023
Publications Representative
JGR Planets Editor-in-Chief Search Committee
2022 - 2022
Member
JGR Atmospheres Editor in Chief Search Committee
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