Details for: Lauren Nicole Harrison
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Lauren Nicole Harrison (Lawrence Livermore National Lab)
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Dr. Lauren N. Harrison is currently a postdoctoral fellow at Lawrence Livermore National Lab; her research uses isotope geochemistry to study the composition of the Earth’s mantle and oceans throughout geologic time, as well as using actinide radiochemistry to trace materials in the nuclear fuel cycle and investigate cosmochemical nucleosynthesis processes. During her B.Sc. at the University of Wyoming, she used petrology, geochemistry, and zircon U-Pb geochronology to unravel the provenance of the Albany Granite of southeastern Wyoming. Following this work, she completed a Ph.D. at UBC that used stable (Li) and radiogenic (Pb, Hf, Nd, Sr) isotopes and elemental concentrations to investigate the Northwest Hawaiian Ridge. She became a geochemist because isotopes provide an incredibly powerful tool for the study of many diverse geological and environmental applications.
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(2020) Hawaiian Post-Shield Basalts Through Time
Scoates JS, Harrison LN & Weis D(2020) Loa-Kea Hawai‘i Geochemical Trends: Recent Findings and Future Directions
Weis D, Williamson N, Harrison L & Bilenker L(2020) Mantle Depleted Components Through Time and Space: Single or Multiple Compositions?
Harrison LN & Weis D(2019) Method Optimization to Extract 1, 000, 000 Pu Atoms from Lunar Soil
Harrison LN, Rolison J, Trappitsch R & Savina M(2019) The Different Stories Told by Hawaiian Shield, Post-Shield, and Rejuvenated Lavas
Weis D, Williamson NMB & Harrison LN(2025) New Perspectives on the Plumbing System at Mauna Loa, Island of Hawai‘i
Lynn KJ, McDade B, Wieser PE, Winslow H, Bearden AT, Brounce M, Scruggs M, Harrison LN, Rangel B, Devitre C, Downs DT, Trusdell FA, Bergantz GW, Schleicher J, Cashman K, Riker J, Gallant E, Poepoe KK & De Torres C(2025) A Geochemical Approach to Unravelling the Magmatic Web beneath Hawai‘i
Harrison LN, Weis D & Williamson NMB(2024) Origin of ‘enriched Mantle I’ (EM-I) Compositions in Hawai‘i: Insights from Ko‘olau-Makapu‘u
Williamson NMB, Weis D, Harrison LN, Armstrong C, Thistlethwaite E, Scoates JS & Garcia MO(2022) Renewed Volcanism at the Hawaiian-Emperor Bend at ~31 Ma
Harrison LN, Weis D, Scoates JS, O'Connor JM, Regelous M, Baco A & Roark EB(2022) Geochemistry of Northwest Hawaiian Ridge Basalts: Insight in the Evolution of the Hawaiian Mantle Plume
Formenti S, Weis D, Garcia MO & Harrison LN(2020) Hawaiian Post-Shield Basalts Through Time
Scoates JS, Harrison LN & Weis D(2020) Mantle Depleted Components Through Time and Space: Single or Multiple Compositions?
Harrison LN & Weis D(2020) Loa-Kea Hawai‘i Geochemical Trends: Recent Findings and Future Directions
Weis D, Williamson N, Harrison L & Bilenker L(2019) The Different Stories Told by Hawaiian Shield, Post-Shield, and Rejuvenated Lavas
Weis D, Williamson NMB & Harrison LN(2019) Method Optimization to Extract 1, 000, 000 Pu Atoms from Lunar Soil
Harrison LN, Rolison J, Trappitsch R & Savina M(2018) What Makes Hawai‘i a Unique Mantle Plume?
Weis D, Harrison LN & Williamson NMB