Emmanuel

Codillo

Coming to Carnegie with a Ph.D. from the MIT-Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program, Emmanuel A. Codillo is an experimental petrologist and marine geologist who is interested in understanding the petrophysical and chemical consequences of fluid-rock interactions in the oceanic lithosphere and slab-mantle interface region, as well as the mechanisms by which the subducted materials and signatures are transferred to the mantle wedge leading to arc magmatism.

During his fellowship, Emmanuel will use an integrated experimental petrology and stable isotope geochemistry approach to elucidate the fate of oceanic serpentinite in the Earth’s interior. He will collaborate with Staff Scientists Anat Shahar, Anne Pommier, and Michael Walter.

He can be found in R-216 of the research building.