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Portrait of Lijun Liu Ph.D.

Lijun Liu Ph.D.

Higher Education
Urbana, Illinois

Temporal evolution of Earth; research ranges from understanding the structural and dynamical properties of Earth's mantle to their effects on long-term structural deformations such as basin formation, mountain growth, volcanic eruptions, river network evolution; builds large scale geodynamic models to make connections between deep Earth and surface processes.

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Organization University of Illinois
Location Urbana, Illinois

About Lijun Liu Ph.D.

Temporal evolution of Earth; research ranges from understanding the structural and dynamical properties of Earth's mantle to their effects on long-term structural deformations such as basin formation, mountain growth, volcanic eruptions, river network evolution; builds large scale geodynamic models to make connections between deep Earth and surface processes.

Education & Training

Geophysics and Seismology

Education Level: B.S.

Institution: University of Science and Technology of China

United States of America

Geophysics

Education Level: M.S.

Institution: Johns Hopkins University

United States of America

Geophysics

Education Level: Ph.D.

Institution: California Institute of Technology

United States of America

Published Works

  • 33 publications

Professional Affiliations

  • Geological Society of America
  • American Geophysical Union

Honors & Awards

  • The Jason Morgan Early Career Award

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University of Illinois

Urbana, Illinois

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Temporal evolution of Earth; research ranges from understanding the structural and dynamical properties of Earth's mantle to their effects on long-term structural deformations such as basin formation, mountain growth, volcanic eruptions, river network evolution; builds large scale geodynamic models to make connections between deep Earth and surface processes.