Razvan Caracas (PI) (PhD in 2003, from the Université Catholique de Louvain) uses atomistic simulations to study the formation and functioning of planets. With HIDDEN he is interested in the first stages of the Earth evolution.
Anne Hope Davis (PhD in 2021 from University of Chicago) is a postdoctoral fellow with the HIDDEN project. Anne’s main role in the project is to study evaporation of the noble gases from the surfacing silicate melts. We will look into representative melts for the very beginning of the history of the magma ocean, as well as into melts that mark the later stages of planetary differentiation.
Sarah Figowy (PhD in 2022 from Université Paris Sorbonne) is a postdoctoral fellow with the HIDDEN project. Sarah studies solubility of noble gases in various silicate melts and mobility of noble gases through mantle aggeregates.
Ozge Ozgurel (PhD in 2017 from Université Paris 6) is a CEED postdoctoreal fellow working closely with the HIDDEN project. Ozge is interested in partitioning of noble gases between various potential reservoirs. She also works on the chemistry of planetary ices, and on fluxes of noble gases and other geochemical tracers in extraterrestrial contexts.
Ana Anzulovic is a PhD student financed by the CompSci Marie Curie program of the University of Oslo. She studies kimberlitic melts. She is partially associated to the HIDDEN project.
Chris Mohn (PhD in 2006 from the University of Oslo) is research associate affiliated with the Deep Earth team with Reidar Trønnes. Chris studies mantle mineralogy, ranging from melting curves to elemental diffusion, and from phase diagrams to superionic phases.