Academic rigor, journalistic flair
PhD Candidate, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Marshall Rogers-Martinez is a Geophysics/Seismology Ph.D. candidate at USC 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.
Experience
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2013–presentPhD Candidate, University of Southern California
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2016–2016Graduate Research Intern, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Education
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2013Columbia University, BS Applied Physics
Publications
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2017GEO-CVD Stirs Hope in Challenging Times, Seismological Research Letters
Grants and Contracts
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2015Effects of Fracture Anisotropy and the Free Surface on Secondary Seismic Radiation from Small Shallow Underground Explosions
- Role:
- Research Assistant
- Funding Source:
- Air Force Research Laboratory
Professional Memberships
- American Geophysical Union
- Seismological Society of America
