Opening As I am building my lab at MIT, I am actively looking for prospective graduate students and postdocs joining the lab. The funding situation may vary frequently but there are always options to explore. The research in the lab will be very diverse, ranging from low temperature to high temperature geochemistry, from early solar system processes to ongoing planetary surface weathering, from small scale isotopic variations among minerals to large scale planetary formation and evolution.
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From Prof. Nicole Xike Nie's page: “Opening As I am building my lab at MIT, I am actively looking for prospective graduate students and postdocs joining the lab. The funding situation may vary frequently but there are always options to explore. The research in the lab will be very diverse, ranging from low temperature to high temperature geochemistry, from early solar system processes to ongoing planetary surface weathering, from small scale isotopic variations among minerals to large scale planetary formation and evolution.”
Research: My research aims to use the chemical and isotopic compositions of samples from planets, moons and asteroids to draw a clearer picture of the early processes that shaped our solar system. In my lab — CAT Lab (Cosmochemical Analysis and Testing) — we develop high-precision methods to purify elements from rocks and measure their isotopic compositions using advanced mass spectrometers such as MC-ICPMS
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