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Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Xiaoran Chen the Rutgers University Seismology group now has a landing page on GitHub. It will host software we use and develop. See Software tab in … Read More

This is Jim’s first paper as a first author, with all work done and manuscript written since his arrival at Rutgers in January of 2019. Co-authors are Vadim Levin, Ivonne … Read More

After a long wait and some careful planning I was fortunate to do a small amount of fieldwork in New England.  I serviced a few instruments of the New England … Read More

Seismic anisotropy in southern Costa Rica confirms upper mantle flow from the Pacific to the Caribbean Vadim Levin, Stephen Elkington, James Bourke, Ivonne Arroyo and Lepolt Linkimer Geology, v. 48, … Read More

Seismic anisotropy in southern Costa Rica confirms upper mantle flow from the Pacific to the Caribbean.  Vadim Levin, Stephen Elkington, James Bourke, Ivonne Arroyo, and Lepolt Linkimer Key Fiinding We … Read More

Presentation of research results at the end their involvement with the GREAT project was planned to happen at the Aresty Research Symposium. Due to a move of everything online, results – … Read More

Just returned from a very successful trip to Costa Rica where my 7 students and myself visited our seismic stations, helped with a gravity survey and discussed our work with … Read More

Zhenxin worked in our lab for a year (Fall 2017 through Fall 2018). He developed a number of important improvements to the harmonic decomposition method of Park & Levin (2016), … Read More

Yiran Li (Rutgers MS 2019, presently a PhD candidate at SUNY Binghamton) has her third paper, first as a lead author, published by G-cubed. Co-authors are myself and two former … Read More

The rci.rutgers.edu/~vlevin site is no more.  I will be rebuilding here, as my time permits. If you came to my site following an old link and need something specific – … Read More