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Glen SnyderResearch Scientist |
Ph.D (2001) University of Rochester Publication list (pdf). Curriculum vitae (pdf) Email: gsnyder@rice.edu Phone: (713)348-4054 Office: Keith Weiss Earth Science 330B  Sampling water from an artesian system in salt flats of the Chilean Altiplano  Sampling nitrate deposits, Atacama Desert, Chile  Gas hydrate, Umitaka Spur, Sea of Japan  Piston coring apparatus onboard the JAMSTEC research vessel Kaiyo  Lake Joyce and Taylor Glacier, Antarctica  Methane seeps on New Zealand's North Island 
Sampling gas on the flanks of Momotombo volcano, Nicaragua 
Miravelles geothermal, Costa Rica |
Research Overview:
Aqueous fluids provide us with a geochemical window to observe the fundamental mechanisms that have driven dynamic processes in crustal, surficial, and atmospheric reservoirs both in the present and in the distant past. My research has focused on determining the elemental and isotopic composition of fluids and looking at how they are coupled with global processes such as climate change, weathering, tectonics, and marine carbon cycling. Specific areas of research interest are as follows:
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