Antonio Lanzirotti
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Antonio Lanzirotti is a Research Professor at The University of Chicago in the United States. His research areas include the geochemistry of sulfides and metals in magmatic processes, the oxidation states of uranium and iron in geological materials, and the interplay between biogenic and lithogenic elements in marine environments. His recent publications explore topics such as sulfur speciation in dacitic melts and the mineralogical characterization of extraterrestrial samples using advanced X-ray techniques.
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