Jordyn-Marie Dudley
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Jordyn-Marie Dudley is a geochemist and cosmochemist whose research focuses on the isotopic analysis of extraterrestrial materials to unravel the early solar system's history. Her most-cited work, "Development towards stable chlorine isotope measurements of astromaterials using the modified Middleton source of an accelerator mass spectrometer" (2022, 10 citations), represents a significant methodological breakthrough. In this study, she pioneered a novel technique for measuring stable chlorine isotopes in astromaterials—such as meteorites and lunar samples—by adapting accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) with a modified Middleton source. This innovation enables high-precision, low-blank chlorine isotope analysis, overcoming previous limitations in sample size and contamination. Her contributions are critical for understanding volatile element cycling in planetary bodies, including Earth, the Moon, and asteroids, and for tracing the origins of water and halogens in the inner solar system. With her work already garnering attention in the geochemical community, Dudley is establishing herself as a rising leader in analytical cosmochemistry, bridging cutting-edge instrumentation with fundamental questions about planetary formation and evolution.
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