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Colorado School of Mines
Department of Geophysics
Jeff Andrews-Hanna
Assistant Professor
Dept of Geophysics
Green Center, Rm 280K

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Jeff Andrews-Hanna:
I studied astronomy at Cornell University, before receiving my PhD in Earth and Planetary Science at Washington University in St Louis, where I worked with Roger Phillips. I went on to do a post-doc at MIT with Maria Zuber. I am now an assistant professor in the Department of Geophysics at the Colorado School of Mines. I also hold visiting scientist positions in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at MIT, and the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, CO. My research focuses primarily on the geodynamics, tectonics, and hydrology of Mars.

Research group at Mines:
Graduate students
    Kelsey Zabrusky (MS student in Geology)
Undergraduate students
    Joyce Hoopes (Senior Geophysics student)

Beyond Mines:
Graduate students
    Alex Evans (MIT)
    Junlun Li (MIT)
Collaborators
    Maria Zuber (MIT)
    Roger Phillips (SwRI)
    Ray Arvidson (Wash U)
    Sandra Wiseman (Wash U)
    Mark Richardson (Ashima Research)
    Karl Mitchell (JPL)
    Brian Stiles (JPL)

I am currently looking for graduate students interested in planetary research. For information on student opportunities, click here.
Last updated October 3rd, 2008