AC
Member Since 1989
Andrew Campbell
Professor, University of Chicago
Member, Lehmann Medal Committee
AGU member since 1989. Associate professor, University of Chicago, Ill. Volunteer experience includes session convener for several AGU sessions; facilities committee chair (2011–2015) and member (2008–2016), Consortium of Materials Properties Research in Earth Science (COMPRES); service on program committees for various meetings of COMPRES, Goldschmidt Conference, and Meteoritical Society; review panel member for funding agencies and synchrotron user facilities.
Professional Experience
University of Chicago
Professor
2010 - Present
Education
Doctorate
1993
Publications
Equation of State, Structure, and Transport Properties of Iron Hydride Melts at Planetary Interior C...
Iron hydrides are a potentially dominant component of the metallic cores of planets, primarily because of hydrogen's ubiquity in the universe and affi...
October 19, 2024
AGU Abstracts
SEES : New Opportunities and Developments in Synchrotron Earth and Environmental Science
ADVANCED EXPERIMENTAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND ANALYTICAL APPROACHES IN EXPLORING DEEP PLANETARY INTERIORS II POSTER
mineral and rock physics | 11 december 2024
Andrew Campbell
SEES (Synchrotron Earth and Environmental Science) manages NSF support for synchrotron beamlines that focus on geoscience user applications. SEES incl...
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Mixing of Molten Iron and Hydrogen in Planetary Cores: A First Principles and Thermodynamic Study
PROPERTIES, DYNAMICS, AND EVOLUTION OF TERRESTRIAL PLANETARY CORES: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES II POSTER
study of earth's deep interior | 09 december 2024
Emma Stoutenburg, Razvan Caracas, Andrew Campbell
Hydrogen and iron are two dominant elements in the universe and in planetary interiors. Because hydrogen is siderophile at high pressures and temperat...
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Liquid Iron Hydrides in Planetary Interiors: Influence of Hydrogen Concentration
ADVANCED EXPERIMENTAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND ANALYTICAL APPROACHES IN EXPLORING DEEP PLANETARY INTERIORS II POSTER
mineral and rock physics | 12 december 2023
Emma Stoutenburg, Natalia V. Solomatova, Razvan Ca...
Iron hydrides are a potentially dominant component of the liquid cores Earth and other differentiated rocky bodies, especially because of hydrogens ub...
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Volunteer Experience
2024 - 2025
Member
Lehmann Medal Committee
2020 - 2021
Member
Mineral and Rock Physics Executive Committee
2019 - 2020
Chair
Mineral and Rock Physics Canvassing Committee
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