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Baptiste Journaux is an Assistant Professor at the College of the Environment. His research focuses on Polar Science with an emphasis on planetary science. His interests include the exploration of the solar system and space missions, particularly the study of deep planetary interiors and water-rich planetary bodies. Journaux employs a combination of experimental mineral physics techniques, such as diamond anvil cells and laser spectroscopy, alongside geophysical thermodynamic models. These methods are used to reproduce the conditions found in deep extraterrestrial environments, which aids in understanding the potential habitability of these bodies and future detection through space probes and telescopes.
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