Natalia Dubrovinskaia

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Dr. Natalia Dubrovinskaia is a University Professor at the Physikalisches Institut of Universität Bayreuth, Germany. Her research focuses on high-pressure synthesis and structural transformations of materials, as evidenced by her recent publications on nitrogen-rich compounds and high-pressure phases of yttrium borate and orthocarbonate. She also investigates the stability of organic compounds under extreme conditions and the development of advanced materials for high-pressure research.

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Fundamental understanding of electronic transitions in platinum group metals and alloys from high-pressure experiment and ab initio theory

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Single crystal crystallography at extreme pressures and temperatures in pulsed laser heated diamond anvil cells

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GRK 2156:  Deep Earth Volatile Cycles

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Chemical reactions between carbonates and pyrolite mantle and the origin of ultra-deep diamonds

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Characterization of exotic electronic und structural states of matter at extreme conditions: IR- und THz-Spectroscopy at high and ultra-high pressures and variable temperature

Open Date: 2013-01-01

Close Date: 2016-01-01

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Leonid Dubrovinsky

University of Bayreuth

GERMANY
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Maxim Bykov

University of Cologne

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