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Dauphas Lab
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An International Excellence lab specializing in cosmochemistry and planetary science.
AboutAbout the lab
A lab for cosmochemistry and planetary science.
The lab of Prof. Dauphas, an International Excellence Professor, specializes in cosmochemistry and planetary science.
In the faculty list of the Department of Earth Science, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University, it is introduced as an "International Excellence Lab."
The same section also lists Prof. Miura, a Professor whose specialties are meteorites, crystal growth, and numerical computation.
The Department of Earth Science aims to understand the origin, structure, and evolution of the Earth and the solar system.
ResearchResearch themes
The specialties given in the faculty list are cosmochemistry and planetary science. Prof. Miura, a Professor listed in the same section, specializes in meteorites, crystal growth, and numerical computation.
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- International Distinguished ProfessorNicolas Dauphas
- ProfessorHitoshi Miura
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