NAI
Michael Mottl
University of Hawaii, Manoa
Current Projects
- Interdisciplinary Studies of Earth's Seafloor Biosphere — 2012 NAI
- Measurements of Primitive Water — 2011 NAI
- The Deep Hot Biosphere: Expedition 331 of the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP) — 2010 NAI
- D/H Measurements in Samples From Mantle Hotspots — 2010 NAI
- Chemistry, Origin and Evolution of Subduction Zone Fluids Rising Beneath the Mariana Forearc — 2009 NAI
- MBC Mission Development — 2009 NAI
- Analytical and Theoretical Studies on Origin of Earth's Oceans and Atmosphere — 2009 NAI
- Rare Subduction Zone Carbonate Mineral May Hold Clues to Early Life — 2009 NAI
- A Search for Primordial Water From Deep in the Earth's Mantle — 2008 NAI
- Chemistry and Biology of Ultramafic-Hosted Alkaline Springs — 2008 NAI
- Serpentinazation and Abiogenic Methane in the Mariana Forearc — 2008 NAI
- Chemistry and Biology of Ultramafic-Hosted Alkaline Springs — 2007 NAI
- Water-Rock Chemistry and Habitats for Life — 2006 NAI
- Astrobiology Winter School — 2005 NAI
- Post Doc Recruitment - Water and Its Relation to Life in the Universe — 2004 NAI
- Ultramafic-Hosted Springs in Subduction Zones — 2004 NAI
- UH NAI Visiting Faculty Scholars Program — 2004 NAI
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NAI Project Collaborators
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Publications
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(no authors found) (2011). No Title Found. Proceedings of the IODP. doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.331.2011
See Project - Haghighipour, N., Meech, K. & Mottl, M. (2009). The Astronomy and Astrophysics Decadal Survey, Science White Papers. Science White Papers, 108. See Project
- Meech, K.J. & Mottl, M.J. (2008). Origin of Earth’s water – current key issues. ABSCICON 2008. Santa Clara CA. See Project
- Mottl, M.J., Glazer, B.T., Kaiser, R.I. & Meech, K.J. (2007). Water and Astrobiology. Chemie der Erde, 67: 253-282. See Project
- Mottl, M.J., McCollom, T.M., Wheat, C.G. & Fryer, P. (2008). Decarbonation of the Subducting Pacific Plate Triggered by the Lawsonite-to-Epidote Transition Beneath the Mariana Forearc Serpentinite Mud Volcanoes. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. See Project
