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Ben Chilson-Parks is an Associate Professor in Residence at the University of Connecticut, specializing in geochemistry and petrology. His research focuses on mantle-derived melts and xenoliths, particularly in the southern Andes and Wyoming Craton, analyzing mantle heterogeneities and subduction influences. He teaches courses such as Earth Materials (ERTH 3040) and Earth’s Dynamic Environment (ERTH 1050 series).
Education: Ph.D. in Geology from Brown University (200X?), B.A. in Geology from Carleton College. His work combines field observations with geochemical/isotopic analyses to explore mantle evolution. Key research areas include basaltic volcanism, kimberlite-hosted xenoliths, and subduction dynamics. Recent studies investigate mantle lithosphere composition and deformation processes.
Publications emphasize mantle dynamics, melt inclusion analysis, and subduction zone processes. Collaborations include international projects on Andean magmatism and Wyoming craton lithosphere. No academic awards explicitly listed, though his research contributions are substantial. Advising/mentoring details not specified in provided materials. Office located at Beach Hall 238.
