Junlin Hua is a seismologist who studies the structure of the Earth's interior with seismic imaging. His work focuses on integrating imaged seismic structures with evidence from other fields including mineral physics, geodynamics, petrology and geochemistry to understand the properties and processes of the solid Earth, especially the mantle. His group uses cutting-edge imaging techniques including full-waveform tomography, scattered wave imaging and attenuation tomography to obtain the elastic and anelastic properties of the Earth, which are then used to investigate the evolution of mantle convection and plate tectonics with the help from complementary fields. He received his Ph.D. degree from Brown University in 2021, and is currently a special professor at University of Science and Technology of China.  He has also been serving as an editorial board member for Scientifc Reports since 2023.

• [1]. 2016.9 -- 2021.7

  Brown University       Geophysics       With Certificate of Graduation for Doctorate Study       Doctoral degree

• [2]. 2012.9 -- 2016.7

  Peking University       Geophysics       With Certificate of Graduation for Undergraduate Study       Bachelor's Degree

• [1]. 2024.12 -- Now

  University of Science and Technology of China      Special Professor

• [2]. 2024.3 -- 2024.7

  Brown University      Senior Research Associate

• [3]. 2021.8 -- 2024.2

  The University of Texas at Austin      Postdoctoral Research Fellow

• [1] Mantle properties and processes
• [2] Seismic attenuation tomography
• [3] Seismic scattered wave imaging
• [4] Seismic full-waveform tomography

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