Dr. Marshall Rogers-Martinez received his Ph.D. in Geophysics/Seismology from USC in 2019. His work at USC and LLNL was focused on developing improved techniques for estimating the yield of underground nuclear explosions using physics-based simulations. He has a strong interest in promoting scientific literacy and communicating his knowledge as a geoscientist to policymakers and the public at large. Dr. Rogers-Martinez now leads a decentralized finance research startup where he applies his knowledge of dynamic time-series to social and financial graphs.
Experience
2013–2019
Graduate Student, University of Southern California
2016–2016
Graduate Research Intern, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Education
2019
University of Southern California, PhD, Geophysics and Seismology
2013
Columbia University, BS Applied Physics
Publications
2017
GEO-CVD Stirs Hope in Challenging Times, Seismological Research Letters
Grants and Contracts
2015
Effects of Fracture Anisotropy and the Free Surface on Secondary Seismic Radiation from Small Shallow Underground Explosions