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Prof
Lidunka
Vocadlo
Prof Lidunka Vocadlo
Tel: 020 7679 7919
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l.vocadlo@ucl.ac.uk
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1993-07-01

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2018
Department of Earth Sciences
University College London
Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT

Appointment

ACAPRO
1996-07-01
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Professor of Mineral Physics
MF
Dept of Earth Sciences
MPS
Faculty of Maths & Physical Sciences

Joined UCL

1993-07-01

Research Summary

Ab initio simulation of the thermoelastic, melting and dynamic properties of planetary forming materials; cryogenic-high T /high P experiments on planetary-forming materials; ab initio simulation of the high P/T properties of metals.

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UCL CENTRE FOR MATERIALS RESEARCH

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Phase behaviour and thermoelastic properties of perdeuterated ammonia hydrate and ice polymorphs from 0 to 2 GPa

Ab initio calculations of the elasticity of hcp-Fe as a function of temperature at inner-core pressure

The thermal expansion and crystal structure of mirabilite (Na₂SO₄·10D₂O) from 4.2 – 300 K, determined by time-of-flight neutron powder diffraction

The effect of silicon impurities on the phase diagram of iron and possible implications for the Earth’s core structure

The stability of bcc-Fe at high pressures and temperatures with respect to tetragonal strain

High-pressure phase transformations of FeS: Novel phases at conditions of planetary cores

Light elements in the core: effects of impurities on the phase diagram of iron

Modelling of gypsum and ice diapirs in the martian crust

Synthesis and strength of MgSO₄·11H₂O (meridianiite): preliminary results from uniaxial and triaxial deformation tests

Neutron diffraction studies of sulfuric acid hydrates. II: The structure, thermal expansion, incompressiblity and polymorphism of sulfuric acid tetrahydrate (D₂SO₄·4D₂O)