Wang, Duojun

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Name: Wang, Duojun
Title: Professor of Geophysics
Phone: 86-10-88256310
Email: duojunwang(at)ucas.ac.cn
Office: 613 in Teaching Building
About

Research Interest
 

Water in Earth and its role in the dynamics

High pressure and temperature experimental studies on physical properties such as electrical conductivity, equation of state

Theoretical studies on physical properties

 

Education

 

2004  Ph.D.  Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing

1999  B.S.    University of Science and Technology of Changchun, Changchun   

 

Professional Appointments

 

2013.06-present      Professor, GUCAS

2010.12-2012.01     Visiting associate professor, Yale University

2008.07-2009.01     Visiting associate researcher, ERI, the University of Tokyo

2007.07-2013.05      Associate professor, GUCAS (UCAS)

2006.09-2007.06     Assistant professor, GUCAS

2005.07-2006.03      Postdoctoral fellow, Yale University

2004, 09-2006, 08   Postdoctoral fellow, Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration.

 

Fellowship, Awards & Honors

 

2010 Hou Defeng Award for young scientist on mineral, petrology and geochemistry

2005 AGU membership

2003 President Award of Chinese Academy of Sciences

 

Grants

 

-NSFC

2008-2010 Experimental study on electrical conductivity of hydrous minerals and rocks

 

 

Courses

 

Physics of the Earth’s interior

 

An overview of the structures and compositions as well as the states of the Earth’s interior. Topics include velocity construction of the earth, density, elasticity, equation of states, composition of the Earth’s interior, high-pressure mineral physics, the internal heat and temperature, and electromagnetic properties.

 

Marine Geology

 

An introduction to geologicalphysicalchemical and biological processes of the ocean floor and coastal margins. Topics involve plate tectonics, the structure of oceanic lithosphere, Coastal processes and the structure of continental margins, and past ocean circulation patterns.

 

Seminar in advanced physics of Earth’s interior

 

A graduate seminar that discusses very recent advances in mineral physics and geophysical observations to the earth’s interior such as seismology and MT methods.

 

Selected publications

 

1.Wang, D., S.,Karato and Z.Jiang (2013), An  experimental study of the influence of graphite on the electrical conductivity of olivine aggregates, Geophysical Research Letters, 40, 2028-2032, doi:10.1002/grl.50471.  
2.Wang, D., S.,Karato (2013), Electrical conductivity of talc aggregates at 0.5 GPa: influence of dehydration Phys.Chem.Mineral. 40, 11-17, doi: 10.1007/s00269-012-0541-9. 
3.Karato, S. and D.Wang (2013), Electrical conductivity of minerals and rocks (Chapter 5 )
145-182In Physics and Chemistry of the Deep Earth, First Edition. Edited by Shun-ichiro KaratoJohn Wiley & Sons Ltd.
4.Wang, D., S.,Karato , Z.,Liu (2012), Influence of hydrogen on the electronic states of olivine: Implications for electrical conductivity Geophysical Research Letters, 39
L06306doi: 10.1029/2012GL051046
5.Wang,D.,Y.Guo, Y.,Yu, and S.Karato (2012), Electrical conductivity of amphibole-bearing rocks: influence of dehydration, Contrib. Mineral. Petrol, 164, 17-25
doi: 10.1007/s00410-012-0722-z .  
6.Wang,D., Z.Liu,L. Yi ,Li, B.,Shi (2011) Electrical Properties of Hydrous Forsterite Derived from First-Principles Calculations, Chin. Phys. Lett., 059101-1-059101-3. 
 
7.Wang, D, H., Li, L.Yi, T. Matsuzaki, T.Yoshino(2010), Anisotropy of synthetic quartz electrical conductivity at high pressure and temperature, J. Geophys. Res., 115(B09211), 1-10. 
8.Wang, D.,H.Li, L.Yi, B.Shi (2008), The electrical conductivity of upper mantle rocks: implication of water content in the upper mantle, Phys.Chem.Minerals, 35
157162.
9.Wang, D., M. Mookherjee, Y. Xu, and S. Karato (2006), The effect of water
 
on the electrical conductivity in olivine, Nature, 443, 977–980.

 

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