Roger Fu will be joining the faculty of the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University in July 2017.  His research interests include the formation and interior evolution of the Earth and other planetary bodies.  Roger's primary tool is paleomagnetism, which he complements with geodynamical modeling. 

Rebecca Fischer will be joining the faculty of the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University in July 2017. Her research focuses on Read more about Rebecca A. Fischer

Earthquake Seismology, ground motion prediction, wave propagation in shallow crust, observations of earthquake source processes, subduction zone hazards

Brendan Meade first joined Harvard as Daly Postdoctoral fellow and continued as an Assistant then Associate Professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences. 

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Jerry X. Mitrovica joined Harvard in 2009 as a Professor of Geophysics. Read more about Jerry X. Mitrovica

Theoretical mechanics in glaciology, hydrology, seismology and tectonophysics; physics of earthquakes, ice sheet flow, fluid interactions with deformation and failure of earth materials

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Internal structure of the earth, seismic source imaging, signal processing, theoretical seismology, and geodynamics.

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Planetary magnetic fields, dynamo theory, structure and dynamics of the earth's core and lower mantle, inverse theory, mathematical geophysics.