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Mr. Tagawa (D2) won 2018’s AGU’s Presentation Award

Mr. Tagawa, who is a second year doctoral course student and PhD. candidate in my lab., won a AGU’s Outstanding Student Presentation Award at AGU Fall meeting 2018 at Washington D.C.

The presentation title is DI43C-0033: Phase relations in non-stoichiometric FeHx at high pressures.

AGU said that,
“This prize is a great honor for young scientists at the beginning of their careers and the top 3-5% of presenters in each Section are awarded an OSPA.”

Congratulation!!
AGU website

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Our presentations at AGU Fall meeting 2018

Some of the lab members will attend AGU Fall Meeting 2018 held in Washington D.C.
See you there!

【Oral】
DI51A-02 Exsolution of SiO2 crystals and silicate melt from the liquid core: Implications for the origins of mid-lower mantle scatters and the ultra-low velocity zone above the CMB
Kei Hirose, Friday 08:15 – 08:30 Marriott Marquis – Archives

MR42A-06 Melting experiments on the Fe–C binary system up to 255 GPa: Constraints on the carbon content in the Earth’s core
Izumi Mashino (PD), Thursday 11:35 – 11:50 Marriott Marquis – Capitol/Congress

【Poster】
MR23B-0103 Melting curve of iron to 290 GPa determined in a resistance-heated diamond-anvil cell: implications for the Earth and planetary core
Ryosuke Shinmyo, Tuesday Afternoon

DI43C-0033 Phase relations in non-stoichiometric FeHx at high pressures
Shoh Tagawa (D2), Thursday Afternoon

DI11B-0011 Experimental Determination of Eutectic Liquid Compositions in the MgO–SiO2System to the Lowermost Mantle Pressures
Keisuke Ozawa (M1), Monday Morning

MR43B-0095 Crystallization of Liquid Fe-S-O at ICB Conditions 
Shunpei Yokoo (B4), Thursday Afternoon

MR23B-0102 Stability of Fe5O6 at High Pressure and Temperature
Koutaro Hikosaka (B4), Tuesday Afternoon

MR33C-0142 Structure measurements of MgSiO3 and CaSiO3 glasses at high pressure
Ryota Tomida (B4), Wednesday Afternoon