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Member Since 1980
Ed M. Stolper
Professor, California Institute of Technology
Professional Experience
California Institute of Technology
Professor
1983 - Present
Education
Doctorate
1979
Honors & Awards
Reginald Daly Lecture
Received May 1994
James B. Macelwane Medal
Received December 1986
Union Fellow
Received January 1986
Publications
Controlled Cooling-Rate Experiments on Olivine-Hosted Melt I...
January 30, 2020
The role of pyroxenite in basalt genesis: Melt-PX, a melting...
August 18, 2016
Mineralogy, provenance, and diagenesis of a potassic basalti...
January 29, 2016
Geochemical diversity in first rocks examined by the Curiosi...
January 16, 2014
AGU Abstracts
“The problem of the diversity of igneous rocks”: analytical advances reveal the effects of igneous processes on the oxidation state of Fe of basaltic magmas
THE EVOLUTION OF IGNEOUS SYSTEMS AS REVEALED BY SYNCHROTRON AND MICROANALYTICAL METHODS I ORAL
volcanology, geochemistry and petrology | 13 december 2022
Maryjo N. Brounce, Elizabeth Cottrell, Katherine A...
The diversity of igneous rocks on Earth has been the focus of natural and experimental petrological studies since the career of Norman Bowen and his c...
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Hydrous metasomatic veins in the lithospheric mantle: Implications for the origin of Bermuda alkaline lavas and the HIMU component
THE STRUCTURE, COMPOSITION, AND DYNAMICS OF EARTH’S MANTLE AND CRUST THROUGH INTRAPLATE AND MID-OCEAN RIDGE VOLCANISM I
volcanology, geochemistry and petrology | 09 december 2019
Sebastien Pilet, Othmar Muntener, Michael B. Baker...
The peridotitic source of alkaline basalts from Bermuda has recently been interpreted as having been metasomatized by deep (>410 km) partial melts ...
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The oxidation state of sulfur in lunar and terrestrial apatite
FALL MEETING 2018
14 december 2018
Maryjo N. Brounce, Jeremy W. Boyce, John M. Eiler,...
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Volunteer Experience
2008 - 2010
Chair
Hess Medal Committee
2006 - 2008
Member
Hess Medal Committee
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