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SHRIMP
Lab News and Notices
(updated 2/10/12)
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Congratulations to Joe Wooden and to our SHRIMP external
users Desmond Moser and John Bowman for the 2012 Canadian
Journal of Earth Sciences Best Paper Award for their paper
"New zircon shock phenomena and their use for dating
and reconstruction of large impact structures revealed
by electron nanobeam (EBSD, CL, EDS) and isotopic U--Pb
and (U--Th)/He analysis of the Vredefort dome". The
CJES Best paper Award is an annual award given jointly
by the NRC Research Press and the Geological Association
of Canada. Canadian
Journal of Earth Sciences, 48: 117-139
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After
careful consideration, Joe Wooden has decided to greatly
decrease his time in the Stanford–USGS SHRIMP lab, minimize
those cross-country commutes, and spend most of his time
at home with his family, starting in 2012.
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The
SHRIMP Lab welcomes Matt Coble as the new Stanford staff
scientist who will assist Stanford and external SHRIMP
users.
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We
remain committed to making SHRIMP-RG available to the scientific
community and seek projects that require spatially resolved
measurements and benefit from SHRIMP-RG's unique combination
of high secondary transmission and high mass resolving power.
Questions from non-USGS scientists regarding time on the SHRIMP-RG
in 2012 and beyond should be addressed to Matt Coble coblem@stanford.edu.
SHRIMP
Lab old news and notices
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SHRIMP
RG
Sensitive
High Resolution
Ion Micro
Probe Reverse
Geometry
The
SHRIMP RG is at Stanford
University as a result of a partnership between the U.S.
Geological Survey and Stanford
University School of Earth Sciences. The laboratory is
run for the mutual benefit of the two parties with cost and
analytical time being shared. The laboratory is also available
to outside visitors on a cost recovery basis as time allows.
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| Recent Research and Applications |
 Coupled zircon U-Th geochronology & Ti geothermometry reveals long-term thermal evolution of Mt St Helens magmas
doi:10.1130/G31285.1
Crustal reworking in an Oligocene metamorphic core complex
doi: 10.2475/04.2011.01
Zircon age and trace element data reveal 3 m.y. of episodic intrusion in the Miocene Tatoosh intrusive suite at Mount Rainier National Park
doi: 10.1130/B30095.1
Taking the temperature of a cooling arc
doi:10.1130/G31449.1
 Dating the response of groundwater to climate change
doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2010.10.006
Past Research and Applications
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