Research Summary: Jie Deng received his Ph.D. in geophysics from Yale University in 2019. Jie uses atomistic simulations, machine learning, and laboratory experiments to study material properties and key processes underlying the formation and evolution of planetary bodies, including phase transitions, element partitioning, and isotope ...

Jie Deng (邓杰) Princeton University. Verified email at princeton.edu - Homepage. Mineral Physics Planetary Sciences Machine Learning AI4S. Articles Cited by Public access Co-authors. ... Z Du, J Deng, Y Miyazaki, H Mao, BB Karki, KKM Lee. Geophysical Research Letters 46 (16), 9466-9473, 2019. 18:

Jie Deng. Huazhong University of Science and Technology. ... J Deng, L Wang, Y Xia, C Zhao. Journal of Materials Chemistry B 4 (19), 3203-3215, 2016. 82: 2016: Substrate-independent robust and heparin-mimetic hydrogel thin film coating via combined LbL self-assembly and mussel-inspired post-cross-linking.

Position: Faculty, Department of Geosciences. Area (s): Geophysics. Keywords: Atomistic Simulations, High Pressure, Machine Learning, Mineral Physics.

Jie Deng received his Ph.D. in geophysics from Yale University in 2019. Jie uses atomistic simulations, machine learning, and laboratory experiments to study material properties and key processes underlying the formation and evolution of planetary bodies, including phase transitions, element partitioning, and isotope fractionation.

Jie Deng, Ph.D., is a Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology at UT Southwestern Medical Center and faculty in the department’s Division of Medical Physics & Engineering. She is a certified magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and MRI for radiation therapy medical physicist by the American Board of Medical Physics.

Jie Deng [email protected] Google Scholar . Homepage . Research Summary . My group combines machine learning and ab initio calculations to simulate thermophysical properties of planetary materials and interactions of planetary reservoirs. Education Yale University . New Haven, CT, USA Ph.D. in Geophysics and Mineral Physics 2014-2019

Deng, J. *, Du, Z., Ghosh, D, Karki, B. & Lee, K.K.M. A magma ocean origin of the divergent redox evolutions of Earth, Mars, and Moon. Peking University, China, 2019.

We are working on Acoustic Black Holes (ABHs). ABHs can be achieved by tailoring structural thickness following a power law, resulting in vibration energy concentrating in the ABH region. Due to...