Matthew Whitaker

Research Assistant Professor / Partner User Beamline Scientist

Stony Brook University

United States

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Matthew Whitaker is a Research Assistant Professor and Partner User Beamline Scientist at Stony Brook University, United States. His research areas include high-pressure synthesis of materials, geoscience studies, and the elastic properties of minerals under extreme conditions. Recent articles authored by him explore topics such as the synthesis of manganese carbide crystals, the effects of stress on wave velocities in olivine, and the implications of elastic properties for seismic studies of planetary mantles.

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James Walsh

Assistant Professor

University of Massachusetts Amherst

UNITED STATES

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Danna Freedman

F.G. Keyes Professor of Chemistry

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Pamela Burnley

Associate Professor

University of Nevada

UNITED STATES

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Steven D. Jacobsen

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Articles (8)

High‐Pressure Synthesis and Recovery of Single Crystals of the Metastable Manganese Carbide, MnCx

From Outer Space to the Center of the Earth: How NSLS-II Capabilities Enable Geoscience Studies

Synthesis of the Candidate Topological Compound Ni<sub>3</sub>Pb<sub>2</sub>

Initial Acoustoelastic Measurements in Olivine: Investigating the Effect of Stress on P‐ and S‐Wave Velocities

Proton irradiation effects in Molybdenum-Carbide-Graphite composites

Equation of state and sound wave velocities of fayalite at high pressures and temperatures: Implications for the seismic properties of the martian mantle

The Elastic Properties of β-Mg2SiO4 Containing 0.73 wt.% of H2O to 10 GPa and 600 K by Ultrasonic Interferometry with Synchrotron X-Radiation

Unconventional high-pressure Raman spectroscopy study of kinetic and peak pressure effects in plagioclase feldspars

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James Walsh

Danna Freedman

Pamela Burnley

Steven D. Jacobsen

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