Auriol Rae

Lecturer in Structural Geology

University of Edinburgh

United Kingdom

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Dr. Auriol Rae is a Lecturer in Structural Geology at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Her research focuses on impact geology, including the survival of HCN during cometary impacts and the atmospheric entry of cometary impactors. She has also explored the implications of impact structures on planetary bodies and conducted studies on geological materials using innovative modeling techniques.

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Constraining the survival of HCN during cometary impacts

The atmospheric entry of cometary impactors

The plausibility of origins scenarios requiring two impactors

Constraints on lunar regolith resurfacing from coupled modeling of stochastic gardening and neutron capture effects

The Distribution of Impactor Core Material During Large Impacts on Earth-like Planets

Shock petrographic and numerical modeling constraints on the morphology and size of the Morokweng impact structure, South Africa

In-situ phosphate U-Pb ages of the L chondrites

Can Archean Impact Structures Be Discovered? A Case Study From Earth's Largest, Most Deeply Eroded Impact Structure

Use of magnetic fabrics and X-ray diffraction to reveal low strains in experimentally deformed Maggia gneiss

Dynamic Split Tensile Strength of Basalt, Granite, Marble and Sandstone: Strain Rate Dependency and Fragmentation

Secondary cratering on Earth: The Wyoming impact crater field

Reduced Atmospheres of Post-impact Worlds: The Early Earth

Ancient and recent collisions revealed by phosphate minerals in the Chelyabinsk meteorite

Dynamic compressive strength and fragmentation in sedimentary and metamorphic rocks

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Ana Cernok

Darling James

Ludovic Ferrière

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