Mary Johnson Consulting: Publications, etc.
Latest:
Johnson M.L. (Summer 2007)
Durability testing of filled emeralds. Gems
& Gemology, Vol. 43, pp. 120-137.
PUBLICATIONS, TALKS WITH ABSTRACTS,
EXHIBITS, and awards
MARY LOUISE JOHNSON, Ph.D.
A. PUBLICATIONS (Scientific and
Technical Press)
1. Johnson,
M. L. (1982) The Effect of Substitutions on the Physical Properties of
Tetrahedrite. PhD. Thesis,
2. Johnson, M. L. and Jeanloz, R. (1983) A Brillouin-zone model for compositional variation in tetrahedrite. Amer. Mineral., Vol. 68, pp. 220-226.
3. Jeanloz, R. and Johnson, M. L. (1984) A note on the bonding, optical spectrum and composition of tetrahedrite. Phys. Chem. Min., Vol. 11, pp. 52-54.
4. Johnson,
M. L. and Burnham, C. W. (1985)
5. Johnson, M. L., Schwake, A., and Nicol, M. (1985) Partial phase diagram for the system NH3-H2O: the water-rich region. In: Proc. NATO Conf. Ices in the Solar System, J. Klinger et al. (eds.), D. Reidel Publishing Co., Amsterdam, pp. 39-47.
6. Nicol, M., Johnson, M. L. and Holmes, N. C. (1985) Chemiluminescence of shock-pyrolyzed benzene. Physica, Vol. 139-140 B&C, pp. 582-586.
7. Boehler, R., Nicol, M., Zha, C.-S., and Johnson, M. L. (1986) Resistance heating of Fe and W in diamond-anvil cells. Physica, Vol. 139 & 140B, pp. 916-918.
8. Johnson, M. L., Nicol, M, and Holmes, N. C. (1986) Molecular emission spectra from shock-decomposed benzene. In: Shock Waves in Condensed Matter, Y. Gupta (ed.), Plenum Press, New York, pp. 201-206.
9. Boehler, R., Nicol, M., and Johnson, M. L. (1987) Internally heated diamond-anvil cell: Phase diagram and P-V-T of iron. In: High Pressure Research in Mineral Physics (Proceedings of a conference in Manoa, Hawaii), M. Maghnani and S. Akimoto (eds.), Terra Scientific Publishing Co., Tokyo / American Geophysical Union, Washington, D.C., pp. 173-176.
10. Johnson, M. L. and Nicol, M. (1987) The ammonia-water phase diagram and its implications for icy satellites. J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 92, No. B7, pp. 6339-6349.
11. Nicol,
M. F., Holmes, N. C., and Johnson, M. L. (1987) Emission spectra from simple
shocked solids. Institute of Geophysics
and Planetary Physics 1986 Annual Report,
12. Kuehner, S. M., Laughlin, J. R., Grossman, L., Johnson, M. L. and Burnett, D. S. (1989) Determination of trace element mineral/liquid partition coefficients in melilite and diopside by ion and electron microprobe techniques. Geoch.et Cosmoch. Acta, Vol. 53, pp. 3115-3130.
13. Johnson, M. L. and Burnett, D. S. (1990) Igneous origin for Na in the cloud of Io, Geophys. Res. Lett., Vol. 17, pp. 981-4.
14. Hagee, B., Bernatowicz, T.J., Podosek, F. A., Johnson, M. L., Burnett, D. S., and Tatsumoto, M. (1990) Actinide abundances in ordinary chondrites. Geoch. et Cosmoch. Acta, Vol. 54, pp. 2847-2858.
15. Hagee, B., Bernatowicz, T.J., Podosek, F. A., Johnson, M. L., Burnett, D. S., and Tatsumoto, M. (1991) Response to Comment by W. A. Myers and P. K. Kuroda on ``Actinide abundances in ordinary chondrites.'' Geoch. et Cosmoch. Acta, Vol. 55, pp. 2359-2363.
16. Johnson, M. L. and Burnett, D. S. (1993) SO2-Rock Interaction on Io: Reaction under Highly Oxidizing Conditions. JGR Planets, Vol. 98, pp. 1223-1230.
17. Simon, S., Kuehner, S.M., Davis, A.M., Grossman, L., Johnson, M. L., and Burnett, D. S. (in prep., ca. 1990) Experimental Studies of Trace Element Partitioning in Ca-Al-rich Compositions: Anorthite and Perovskite. Submitted to: Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta.
18. Wiens, R. C., Burnett, D. S. Armstrong, J. T., and Johnson, M. L. (in prep., ca. 1990) A Simple Method to Recognize and Correct for Surface Roughness in SEM EDS Analyses. Submitted to: Microbeam Analysis.
19. Johnson, M. L. (February 1994) The Tetrahedrite Zoo and the Tetrahedrite Bestiary: Possible, Impossible, and Improbable Endmembers.” The Mineralogical Record, Vol. 25, p. 74.
20. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Fritsch, E., Johnson, M. L., and DeGhionno D. (Summer 1994), Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 122-132.
21. Kammerling, R. C., McClure, S. F., Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., Moses, T. M., Fritsch, E., and Shigley, J. E. (Fall 1994) An Update on Filled Diamonds: Identification and Durability. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 142-177.
22. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Fritsch, E., Johnson, M. L., and DeGhionno D. (Fall 1994), Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 191-201.
23. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Fritsch, E., Johnson, M. L., and DeGhionno D. (Winter 1994), Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 271-280.
24. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Fritsch, E., Johnson, M. L., and DeGhionno D. (Spring 1995), Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 59-71.
25. Kammerling,
R. C., McClure, S. F., Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., Moses, T. M., Fritsch,
E., and Shigley, J. E. (Summer 1995) “Onderzoek Naar Vullen Van Breuken in
Diamant.”
26. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Fritsch, E., Johnson, M. L., and DeGhionno D. (Summer 1995), Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 129-139.
27. Kammerling, R. C. and Johnson, M. L. (1995) An Examination of ‘Serendipitous’ Synthetic Zincite. Journal of Gemmology, Vol. 24, No. 8, 1995, pp. 563-568.
28. Johnson, M. L., Boehm E., Krupp, H., Zang, J. M., and Kammerling, R. C. (Fall 1995) Gem-Quality Grossular-Andradite: A New Garnet from Mali. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 152-166.
29. Johnson, M. L., Mercer, M. E., Fritsch E., Maddison, P., and Shigley, J. E. (Fall 1995) Ti-Sapphire: Czochralski-Pulled Synthetic Pink Sapphire from Union Carbide. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 188-195.
30. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Johnson, M. L., Fritsch, E., DeGhionno, D., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer, K. (Fall 1995) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 204-216.
31. Kammerling, R. C., Koivula, J. I., Johnson, M. L., DeGhionno, D., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer, K. (Winter 1995) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 274-287.
32. Ahrens, T. J. and Johnson, M. L. (1995) “Shock Wave Data for Minerals.” AGU Reference Shelf 2, Mineral Physics & Crystallography, A Handbook of Physical Constants, pp. 143-184.
33. Ahrens, T. J. and Johnson, M. L. (1995) “Shock Wave Data for Rocks.” AGU Reference Shelf 3, Rock Physics & Phase Relations, A Handbook of Physical Constants, pp. 35-44.
34. Kammerling, R. C., McClure, S., and Johnson, M. (1995) Glass That Looks Like Fire Opal. South African Gemmologist, Vol. 9, No. 3, p. 29.
35. Koivula,
J. I., Kammerling, R. C., DeGhionno, D., Reinitz,
36. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., Kammerling, R. C., McClure, S. F., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Spring 1996) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 52-62.
37. Burnett, D. S., Goreva, J., Haldemann, S. L., Johnson, M. L., Rice, A., and Epstein, S., (1997) SO2-Rock Interaction on Io: 2. Interaction with pure SO2. Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 102, No. E8, pp. 19371-19382,
38. Kammerling,
R. C., Johnson, M. L., and Liu, Y. (1996) An Examination of Colour-Change
Sapphires from
39. Johnson,
M. L., Kammerling, R. C., DeGhionno, D. G., and Koivula J. I. (Summer 1996)
Opal from
40. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., Kammerling, R. C., McClure, S. F., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Summer 1996) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 128-140.
41. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., Kammerling, R. C., McClure, S. F., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Fall 1996) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 214-222.
42. Johnson, M. L., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. G. (Winter 1996) Some Challenges in the Identification of Black Opaques. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 252-261.
43. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Winter 1996) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 282-292.
44. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Spring 1997) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 60-70.
45. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Summer 1997) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 142-152.
46. Johnson,
M. L., Wentzell, C. Y., and Elen, S. (Fall 1997) Multicolored Bismuth-Bearing
Tourmaline from
47. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Fall 1997) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 220-230.
48. Moses
T. M., Reinitz
49. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Winter 1997) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 298-310.
50. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Spring 1998) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 50-63.
51. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Summer 1998) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 134-145.
52. Hemphill T. S., Reinitz I.M., Johnson M.L., and Shigley J. E. (Fall 1998) Modeling the Appearance of the Round Brilliant Cut Diamond: An Analysis of Brilliance. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 158-183.
· Also translated into Japanese, courtesy GIA Japan
53. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Fall 1998) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 218-230.
54. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Winter 1998) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 290-302.
55. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F., Fritsch, E., Hänni, H. A., Schmetzer K. (Spring 1999) Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 47-60.
56. Johnson M.L., Elen S., and Muhlmeister S. (Summer 1999) On the Identification of Various Emerald Filling Substances. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 82-107.
57. Johnson M.L. (Winter 2000) Technological Developments in the 1990s: Their Impact on Gemology. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 380-396.
58. Reinitz, I.M., Johnson M.L., Hemphill T.S., Gilbertson A.M., Geurts R.H., Green, B.D., and Shigley J.E. (Fall 2001) Modeling the Appearance of the Round Brilliant Cut Diamond: An Analysis of Fire, and More about Brilliance. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 37, pp. 174-197.
59. Johnson M.L. (Summer 2007) Durability testing of filled emeralds. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 43, pp. 120-137.
B.
PATENT APPLICATIONS
1. Reinitz,
I.M., Johnson, M.L., Shigley, J. E., Hemphill T.S. “Systems and methods for
evaluating the appearance of a gemstone,” U.S. Patent application 09/687,759,
applied for
2. Johnson
M. L., Gilbertson A., “Apparatus and Method for Providing Spot Lighting for
Gemstone Observation,” U. S. Patent applied for,
C.
SHORT NOTES (Gem Trade Lab Notes and Abstracts)
1. Johnson, M. L. (Spring 1994) Magnetic Hercynite, a Warning about Magnetic Cards. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, p. 43.
2. Fryer, C. W. (Spring 1994) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 62-70. (2 abstracts by MLJ.)
3. Crowningshield, G. R. and Johnson, M. L. (Summer 1994) Jadeite with Metallic Inclusions. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 117-118.
4. Fryer, C. W. (Summer 1994) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 135-140. (2 abstracts by MLJ.)
5. Johnson, M. L., DeGhionno, D., and Maddison, P. (Fall 1994) Ceramic Statue. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, p. 184.
6. Reinitz,
7. Johnson, M. L. (Fall 1994) Unusual Triangular Inclusion in a Diamond. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 185-186
8. Crowningshield,
G. R., Johnson, M. L., and Reinitz,
9. Kammerling, R. C. and Johnson, M. L. (Fall 1994) Serpentine and Forsterite Rock. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 189-190.
10. Fryer, C. W. (Fall 1994) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 207-216. (8 abstracts by MLJ.)
11. Johnson, M.
L., DeGhionno, D., Maddison, P., and Reinitz,
12. Johnson, M. L. (Winter 1994) Feldspar, Separating Alkali from Plagioclase Species. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, p. 265.
13. Hurwit, K.,
Johnson, M. L., and Fritsch, E. (Winter 1994) Grossular-Andradite Garnet from
14. Johnson, M L., Koivula, J. I., and Wentzell, C. Y. (Winter 1994) Spotted Malachite, Imitation and Natural. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 267-268.
15. Fryer, C. W. (Winter 1994) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 30, pp. 282-290. (3 abstracts by MLJ.)
16. Johnson, M. L. (Spring 1995) Alexandrite, with Pleochroic Twinned Growth Zones. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 52.
17. Kammerling, R. C., Maddison, P., and Johnson, M. L. (Spring 1995) Emerald, with Unusual Flash-Effect Colors. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 54.
18. Johnson, M. L. (Spring 1995) Spinel, Natural with a Dendritic Inclusion. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 58.
19. Fryer, C. W. (Spring 1995) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 77-84. (2 abstracts by MLJ.)
20. Johnson, M. L. and Maddison, P. (Summer 1995) Diamond With Strain Phantom. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 120-121.
21. Johnson, M. L. and Koivula, J. I. (Summer 1995) Jadeite Jade, with Misleading Inclusions. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 123-124.
22. Johnson, M. L. and Kammerling, R. C. (Summer 1995) Omphacite Rock Carving. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 124.
23. Johnson, M. L., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Summer 1995) Azurite and Antlerite Rock. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 120.
24. Fryer, C. W. (Summer 1995) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 142-148. (7 abstracts by MLJ.)
25. Johnson, M. L., Kammerling, R. C. and McClure, S. F. (Fall 1995) Opal, Glass Imitation Mexican. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 201-202.
26. Fryer, C. W. (Fall 1995) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 218-226. (22 abstracts by MLJ.)
27. Johnson, M. L. (Winter 1995) Diamond, Fancy Black, with Iron. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 266.
28. Johnson, M. L., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Winter 1995) Diamond: Fracture-Filled with Unusual Material. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 266.
29. Johnson, M. L., McClure, S. F., Kammerling, R. C., and Fritsch, E. (Winter 1995) Synthetic Quartz, Green and Yellow Bicolor. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 268.
30. Johnson, M. L. (Winter 1995) Magnetic Serpentine. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 271-272.
31. Johnson, M. L. (Winter 1995) Spinel, with Högbomite (?) Inclusions. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 272.
32. Johnson, M. L. (Winter 1995) Zircon, with Phantom Planes. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, p. 273.
33. Fryer, C. W. (Winter 1995) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 31, pp. 289-297. (20 abstracts by MLJ.)
34. Johnson, M. L. (Spring 1996) Grossular Garnet-Bearing Rock, Resembling Impregnated Jadeite. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 45-47.
35. Johnson, M. L. (Spring 1996) Jadeite Jade with Copper Inclusions. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 46-47.
36. Johnson, M. L., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 1996) Periclase, Possible Confusion with Grossular Garnet. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 48-49.
37. Johnson, M. L. and Kammerling, R. C. (Spring 1996) Synthetic Ruby, With Fanciful Polishing Marks. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, p. 50.
38. Fryer, C. W. (Spring 1996) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 70-78. (17 abstracts by MLJ.)
39. Garcia y Consuegra, L. G. (May/June 1996) Piedras preciosas. (Unauthorized translation into Spanish of several items in Gem Trade Lab Notes and Gem News.) Gold & Time, No. 20, pp. 38-39.
40. Johnson, M. L. and Moses, T. (Summer 1996) Pyrope Garnet. Gem Trade Lab Notes, Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 124-125.
41. Fryer, C. W. (Summer 1996) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 143-150. (11 abstracts by MLJ.)
42. McClure, S. F. and Johnson, M. L. (Fall 1996) Aragonite. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, p. 204.
43. Johnson, M. L. (Fall 1996) Herderite. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, p. 208.
44. Fryer, C. W. (Fall 1996) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 225-230. (12 abstracts by MLJ.)
45. Johnson, M.L. (Winter 1996) Diamond, Fracture Filled. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, p. 278.
46. Johnson M.L. and McClure, S.F. (Winter 1996) Imitation Star Ruby. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 280-281.
47. Fryer, C. W. (Winter 1996) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 32, pp. 295-301. (5 abstracts by MLJ.)
48. Johnson M.L. and McClure, S.F. (Spring 1997) Quartz, Cat’s-eye Effect Caused by Large Rutile Needles. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, p. 59.
49. Fryer, C. W. (Spring 1997) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 73-78. (6 abstracts by MLJ.)
50. Johnson M.L., McClure, S.F., DeGhionno D., and Owens, P. (Summer 1997) Etched Chalcedony. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, p. 134.
51. Johnson M.L., McClure, S.F., DeGhionno D., and Owens, P. (Summer 1997) Star Feldspar. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, p. 137.
52. Johnson M.L. and McClure, S.F. (Summer 1997) Jadeite Jade, Cavity Impregnated with a Colored Filler. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, p. 138.
53. Johnson M.L., McClure, S.F., and DeGhionno D. (Summer 1997) Jadeite Jade, Dyed Impregnated Bangle without a “Dye Band” Spectrum. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 138-139.
54. Johnson M.L. and McClure, S.F. (Summer 1997) Ruby, Assembled Imitation. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 139-140.
55.
56. Fryer, C. W. (Summer 1997) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 156-162. (16 abstracts by MLJ.)
57. Johnson M.L. and McClure, S.F. (Fall 1997) Diamond, with Surface Droplets of Filling Material. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 213-214.
58. Johnson M.L., DeGhionno D., and Owens, P. (Fall 1997) A Faceted Cat’s-eye Emerald. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, p. 214.
59. Johnson M.L. (Fall 1997) Jadeite Jade, Resembling Nephrite Jade. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, p. 215.
60. Fryer, C. W. (Fall 1997) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 235-242. (15 abstracts by MLJ.)
61. Johnson M.L. (Winter 1997) Diamond, Acting as a Heat Sink. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 293-294.
62. Johnson M.L., McClure, S.F., and Koivula J. I. (Winter 1997) Garnet, A Very Dark Pyrope-Almandite Identified by Raman Spectroscopy. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 295-296.
63. Levinson, A. A. (Winter 1997) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 33, pp. 312-322. (25 abstracts by MLJ.)
64.
65.
66. Levinson, A. A. (Spring 1998) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 68-78. (14 abstracts by MLJ.)
67. Johnson
M.L.,
68.
69. Levinson, A. A. (Summer 1998) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 150-156. (5 abstracts by MLJ.)
70. Johnson M.L., McClure S.F., DeGhionno D., Koivula J. I., and Owens P. (Fall 1998) Quartz: A Large “Crystal Ball.” Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 216-217.
71. Levinson, A. A. (Fall 1998) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 234-242. (15 abstracts by MLJ.)
72. Hemphill T. S., Reinitz I.M., Johnson M.L., and Shigley J. E. (Winter 1998) Authors’ Reply [to M. Haske, “GIA ‘Cut’ Report Flawed?”]. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 243-244.
73. Levinson, A. A. (Winter 1998) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 34, pp. 306-314. (3 abstracts by MLJ.)
74. Levinson, A. A. (Spring 1999) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 65-76. (1 abstract by MLJ.)
75. Johnson M.L. (Summer 1999) Bastnäsite: A Rare Faceted Example. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 136-137.
76. Johnson M.L. and McClure, S.F. (Summer 1999) Synthetic Forsterite, a New Tanzanite Imitation. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 139-140.
77. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) First Diamonds
from the Merlin
78. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) A Review of “GE-Processed” Diamonds. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 144-145.
79. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) Andradite
(including Demantoid) from
80. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) Trapiche Cat’s-Eye Emeralds. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 146-147.
81. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) Blue, Pink, and
Purple Sapphires from
82. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) Tanzanite Fluorescence: A Seldom-Noted Property. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 150-151.
83. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) Synthetic Beryl Showing Zoned Pleochroism. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 152-153.
84. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Summer 1999) Pearl Branding: “Utopia” Cultured Pearls. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, p. 154.
85. Levinson, A. A. (Summer 1999) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 106-172. (1 abstract by MLJ.)
86. Johnson M. (Winter 1999) In Reply [to A. Negueruela, “Comments on ‘Identification of Emerald Filling Substances.’”]. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, p.174.
87. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Matte-Finished
88. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Dickite: Consider the Odds. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 210-211.
89. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) “American
Golden Opal” from
90. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Ruby from
91. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Another Source
for Bicolored Sapphire:
92. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Spessartine
from
93. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Tremolite Rock
from
94. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Tsavorite from
95. Johnson, M.
L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Tsavorite from
96. Johnson, M. L., and Muhlmeister, S. (Winter 1999) The Chemistry of Emerald Fillers. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, p. 219.
97. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Hematite Coating on Heat-Treated Garnet. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, p. 220.
98. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Factors in the Heat Treatment of Corundum. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 220-221.
99. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) Manufactured Products Imitating Charoite. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 221-222.
100.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., DeGhionno, D., McClure, S. F. (Winter 1999) More on “Internal” Carving: Now Done to Synthetic and Natural Quartz. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 222-223.
101.Levinson, A. A. (Winter 1999) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 35, pp. 226-234. (2 abstracts by MLJ.)
102.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., Muhlmeister, S., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Dumortierite. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 62-63.
103.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Amphiboles Are Not Necessarily Jade. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 66-67.
104.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Chitons in Jewelry. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, p. 67.
105.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Unusual Copal. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 67-68.
106.Johnson,
M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Newly
Commercial Emerald Deposits in
107.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Some New Examples of Drusy Hematite. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 68-69.
108.Johnson,
M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000)
Orbicular Jasper from
109.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Colorful Nephrite. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 69-70.
110.Wentzell, C., Tannous M., and Johnson, M. L. (Spring 2000) Tahitian and Australian “Keshi” Pearls. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 70-71.
111.Johnson,
M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000)
Pyritized Ammonite from
112.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Another Locality in Paraíba for Cuprian Elbaite. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, p. 73.
113.Johnson,
M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000)
Tugtupite and Other Gem Materials from
114.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Large Faceted Zircon. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, p. 74.
115.Johnson,
M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Also
Seen at
116.Mayerson, W., and Johnson, M. L. (Spring 2000) Moonstone with Dichroic Backing. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, p. 75.
117.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Bicolored Synthetic Beryl, Resembling Tourmaline. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 76-77.
118.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Spring 2000) Bismuth Egg. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 77-78.
119.Levinson, A. A. (Spring 2000) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 85-92. (1 abstract by MLJ.)
120.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Summer 2000) New Diamond Cut: “Tycoon Cut.” Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, p. 160.
121.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Summer 2000) Unusual Treated Chalcedony. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 170-171.
122.Levinson, A. A. (Summer 2000) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 176-188. (1 abstract by MLJ.)
123.Johnson, M. L. and McClure, S. F. (Fall 2000) Ruby, An Investigation of Fracture Fillers in Mong Hsu Rubies. Gem Trade Lab Notes. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 257-259.
124.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Fall 2000) Mosaic Ammonite. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 261-262.
125.Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Fall 2000) Fresnoite: A First Examination. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 264-266.
126. Johnson,
M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Fall 2000) Rubies
(and Sapphires) from
127. Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., McClure, S. F., and DeGhionno, D. (Fall 2000) Tourmaline with an Apparent Change-of-Color in One Pleochroic Direction. Gem News. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 36, pp. 270-271.
128. Levinson, A. A. (Fall 2001) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 37, pp. 249-258. (1 abstract by MLJ.)
129. Reinitz, I.M., Johnson M.L., Hemphill T.S., Gilbertson A.M., Geurts R.H., Green, B.D., and Shigley J.E. (Summer 2002) Reply [to G. Kaplan, “Comment on the GIA Analysis of ‘Fire’”]. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 38, pp. 126-127.
130. Johnson,
M. L. (Fall 2003) Update on Diamond Mining and Exploration in the
131. Johnson, M. L. and Shigley J. E. (Fall 2003) 8th International Kimberlite Conference. Gem News International. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 39, pp. 245-248.
132. Johnson, M. L. (Spring 2004) “Science of Gem Materials” Session at the MRS Meeting. Gem News International. Gems & Gemology, Vol. 40, pp. 83-84.
D. PUBLICATIONS (including Popular, Hobby and
Trade Press)
Note: The One:One was the magazine of the Organization for Women at Caltech.
1. Johnson, M. L. (February 1987) The Ethical Issues of Raising a Ruckus (or Not Raining One) [Review of Lying: Moral Choice in Private and Public Life and Secrets: On the Ethics of Concealment and Revelation by Sissela Bok.] One:One, Vol. 7, #3, pp. 12-13.
2. Johnson,
M. L. (1988) Benitoite -- this year's theme mineral. Bulletin of the Mineralogical Society of
3. Johnson, M. L. (Summer 1989) Summer Reading [Reviews of Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston, Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis, Desperadoes by Ron Hansen, Fly Away Home and Gone to Soldiers by Marge Piercy, and Gyn/Ecology by Mary Daly]. One:One, Vol. 10, #2, p. 8.
4. Johnson,
M. L. (May 1990) The Outside World [Interview of Pam Jones, Lunar and Planetary
Science Institute,
5. Johnson, M. L. (July 1990) Meet Mother Earth [Review of Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth by J. E. Lovelock]. One:One, Vol. 11, # 2, p. 10.
6. Johnson, M. L. (July 1990) OWC General Meeting. One:One, Vol. 11, # 2, p. 11.
7. Johnson, M. L. (July 1990) [Untitled] reply to letter on recycling at Caltech. One:One, Vol. 11, # 2, p. 12.
8. No Byline (Johnson, M. L.) (October 1990) A Short Study of the Psychology of Caltech Undergraduates. One:One, Vol. 11, #3, pp. 3-4.
9. Johnson, M. L. (October 1990) A Guest Volley. One:One, Vol. 11, #3, p. 9.
10. Johnson, M. L. (October 1990) You Need a Revolution to Become a Grandmother These Days… [Review of The Second Stage by Betty Friedan]. One:One, Vol. 11, #3, pp. 9-10.
11. Johnson, M. L. (January 1991) The Caltech Quality of Life Survey. One:One, Vol. 11, #4, pp. 1-2, 10-11.
12. Johnson, M.
L. (March 1991) Robin Hurt and Friends at the Sunset, Sierra Madre,
13. Johnson, M. L. (June 1991) How the Women's Movement Benefits Science: Two Views. One:One, Vol. 11, #6, pp. 4, 10.
14. Johnson, M.
L. (December 1991) The Face in the Mirror [Review of Women Scientists in
15. Kammerling,
R. C., Johnson, M. L., and Moses, T. M. (February 1995) Describing Aggregate
Gem Materials.
16. Kammerling, R. C., Johnson, M. L., and Moses, T. M. (April 1995) Describing Aggregate Gem Materials. Wahroongai News, Vol. 29, No. 4, p. 13.
17. [No Author listed] (April 1995). GIA Lab Experts Explains Technique to Identify Aggregate Gem Materials. American Gemcutter, Vol. ???, No. ???, p. 15
18. Kammerling,
R. C., Johnson, M. L., and Moses, T. M. (May 1995) Describing Aggregate Gem
Materials.
19. Kammerling, R. C., McClure, S. F., Johnson, M. L., Koivula, J. I., Moses, T. M., Fritsch, E., and Shigley, J. E. (May 1995) GIA Updates Identification and Durability of Filled Diamonds. Europa Star, No. 209-2, (not paginated; 4 pages).
20. Kammerling,
R. C., Johnson, M. L., and Koivula, J. I. (June 1995)
21. Kammerling,
R. C., Johnson, M. L. and McClure, S. F. (1995) Laboratory Alert No. 85, Glass
Imitations of “Mexican” Opal. International
Colored Gemstone Association,
22. Johnson,
M. L. and Kammerling, R. C. (September 1995) Some Interesting Examples of
“B-Jade” Examined at The GIA Gem Trade Laboratory.
23. Kammerling, R. C., Moses, T. M., and Johnson, M. L. (September/October 1995) Categorizing Gemstone Treatments. Colored Stone, Vol. 8, No. 5, p. 112.
24. Kammerling,
R. C., McClure, S. F., and Johnson, M. L. (October 1995) Glass Imitation of
Fire Opal. Jewellery News
25. Johnson, M.
L., Kammerling, R. C., and Reinitz,
26. Kammerling,
R. C. and Johnson, M. L. (November 1995) Some Unusual Inclusions in Diamonds
Examined by the GIA Gem Trade Laboratory.
27. Kammerling, R. C., Moses, T. M., and Johnson, M. L. (November/December1995) Describing Gemstone Treatments: An Overview. Jewellery Review, Vol. 6/95, pp. 158-162.
28. Johnson, M.
L., Crowningshield, G. R., Kammerling, R. C., Reinitz, I., and Liu, Y.
(December 1995) Some Interesting Examples of Jade-Like Rocks Examined at The
GIA Gem Trade Laboratory.
29. Johnson, M.
L., Kammerling, R. C., and Reinitz,
30. Kammerling, R. C., Johnson, M. L., and Koivula, J. I. (1995) Examining Impregnated Synthetic Opal. Jewellery News Asia, submitted August, 1995.
31. Johnson, M. L. (April 1996) Minutes from the Meeting in Pomona, November 1995, Journal of the Geo-Literary Society, Vol. 11, No. 2, April 1996, p. 2.
32. DeMaggio,
M., Johnson, M. L., and Kammerling, R. C. (May 1996) Non-Phenomenal Opal, Gem
Material Examined by the GIA Gem Trade Laboratory.
33. Johnson, M.
L. and DeMaggio, M. (June 1996) Platinum Alloy as a Gem Material Examined by
the GIA Gem Trade Laboratory.
34. Kammerling R.C., McClure S.F., Johsnon M.L., Koivula J.I., Moses T.M., Fritsch E., and Shigley J.E. (1996) Diamantes con Fisuras Rellenadas. Instituto Gemologico Español, Vol. 37, pp. 20-40.
35. Johnson M.
(May 1997) New Colour-Change Garnet Site Found. Jewellery News
36. Johnson M.
(August 1997) Flash Colours in a Fracture-Filled Diamond. Jewellery News
37. Johnson M., McClure S., Koivula J., and Moses T. (January 1998). How to Detect Clarity Enhancement in Emeralds. Modern Jeweler, Vol. 97, No. 1, pp. 58, 60-61.
38. Moses, T.
M., King, J. M., Reinitz
39. Moses, T.
M., King, J. M., Reinitz
40. Johnson,
M.L. (December 1998) Fracture-filled emerald update.
41. Moses, T.
M., Reinitz
42. Johnson, M. L. (March 1999) GIA’s Study: Clarifications. Professional Jeweler, Vol. ??, No. ??, p. 16.
43. Johnson, M. L. (Fall 1999) Identifying Emerald Filling Substances. The Loupe, Vol. 8, No. 4, Fall 1999, p. 21.
44. Johnson,
M.L. (November-December 1999) Identifying Emerald Filling Substances. Gem World [
45. Johnson, M.
L. (Winter 1999) Gem Minerals of
46. Johnson, M. L. (May 2000) Geoliterary Society Meeting Minutes. Journal of the Geo-Literary Society, Vol. 15, No. 2, p. 3.
47. Johnson
M.L. (
48. Johnson
M.L. (
49. Flora D., Johnson M., Koivula J., McClure S., Moses T., Reinitz I., Shigley J., and York, P. (Summer 2000), A Chart for the Separation of “Colorless” Diamond and Imitation Materials. Chart accompanying The Loupe, Vol. 9, No. 3.
50. Green B., Gilbertson A., Johnson M., and Shigley J. (Summer 2001) GIA and its history with cut. The Loupe, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp. 22–23.
51. Johnson,
M.L. (
E. INTERNET ARTICLES
Note: All these may be found on http://www.gia.edu/research/ as articles in the series “GIA on Diamond Cut”
1. Green
B., King J., Cino K., Johnson M., and Shigley J. (
2.
Green B., Gilbertson A., Johnson M., and Shigley J. (
3.
Green B.,
4.
Green B.,
5.
Green B.,
6.
Green B.,
7.
Green B., Gilbertson A.,
8.
Green B., Gilbertson A., Johnson M., and Shigley J. (
9.
Green B.,
10. Green B., Johnson M., and Shigley J. (
11. Green
B., Johnson M.,
12. Green B., Hemphill T.S., Johnson M., and Shigley J. (Aigust 30, 2002) The GIA Diamond Proportion Module: Illustrating How Changes in Individual Proportions Affect the Appearance of a Round Brilliant Cut Diamond. http://www.gia.edu/research/1383/6367/article_detail.cfm
13. Johnson
M.,
14. Johnson
M.,
15. Green
B., Johnson M.,
F. TALKS (before Professional, Trade, and Other Audiences)
1.
An extended-zone
model for compositional variation in tetrahedrite. American Geophysical
2.
Readily soluble
geodynamic problems - I, with P. C. England. American Geophysical Union,
3.
Preliminary phase
diagram for the water-rich region of the system NH3-H2O
to 4.0 GPa, with A. Schwake and M. Nicol. American Geophysical
4.
Partial phase
diagram for the system NH3-H2O: the water-rich region at
20oC, with A. Schwake and M. Nicol. NATO Conf. Ice in the Solar
System, invited paper,
5. The ammonia-water phase diagram I: Water-rich region at low (<4 GPa) pressure, with A. Schwake and M. Nicol. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XV, date needed.
6.
From G
surfaces to Phase Diagrams (or: Juggling in n Dimensions). Talk given to Malcolm Nicol’s research group, UCLA,
7.
Internally heated
diamond cell: melting of iron, with R. Boehler, M. Nicol, and C.-S. Zha. American
Geophysical Union, Baltimore,
8.
Tribochemoluminescence
spectra of shock-decomposed benzene, with M. Nicol and N. C. Holmes. AIRAPT
X,
9.
Resistance
heating of Fe and W in diamond-anvil cells, with R. Boehler, M. Nicol, and
C.-S. Zha. AIRAPT X,
10.
Molecular
Emission spectra from shock-decomposed benzene, with M. Nicol and N. C.
Holmes. American Physical Society,
11.
The ammonia-water
phase diagram II: Extent and significance of ammonia dihydrate, NH3.2H2O,
with M. Nicol. American Geophysical
12.
Experimental
spectroscopy on planetary ices at extreme conditions, with N. C. Holmes, W.
J. Nellis, W. B. Graham, G. E. Wahlrafen, and M. F. Nicol. American Geophysical
Union,
13.
Emission
spectroscopy of shocked benzene, with N. C. Holmes and M. F. Nicol. Gordon
Research Conference on Research at High Pressures,
14.
Melilite
crystal/liquid partitioning of refractory lithophiles, with D. S. Woolum,
D. S. Burnett, and S. R. Sutton. 50th Annual Meeting, Meteoritical Society,
15.
Henry's law is
obeyed for Tm partitioning into diopside at low concentrations, with D. S.
Burnett. American Geophysical
16. Refractory lithophile partitioning into Type B CAI materials, with D. S. Woolum, D. S. Burnett, and S. R. Sutton. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XIX, (given by D. S. Woolum).
17.
Electron probe
and ion probe determination of melilite/liquid and clinopyroxene/liquid
partition coefficients of trace elements in CMAS and NaCMAS, with S. M.
Kuehner, J. R. Laughlin, L. Grossman, and D. S. Burnett. Lunar Planet. Sci.
Conf. XIX,
18.
244Pu
abundance in ordinary chondrites, with B. Hagee, T. J. Bernatowicz, F. A.
Podosek, D. S. Burnett, and M. Tatsumoto. 51st Annual Meeting, Meteoritical
Society,
19.
Relict refractory
element rich phases in type B CAI, with D. S. Burnett and D. S. Woolum.
51st Annual Meeting, Meteoritical Society,
20.
Trace needles in an
extraterrestrial haystack: Ti in Allende type B melilite. Scanning 89/EM
West,
21.
Hibonite,
platinum, and diamonds in the sky: minerals of the early solar system.
Mineralogical Society of
·
Riverside Astronomical Society,
·
22.
Igneous origin
for Na in the cloud of Io, with D. S. Burnett. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf.
XXI,
23.
Actinide element
fractionation in solar system processes: the role of oxygen fugacity, with
T. Z. LaTourette and D. S. Burnett. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXI,
24.
Relict grains in
CAI's, revisited, with D. S. Burnett and D. S. Woolum. 53rd Annual
Meteoritical Society Meeting,
25.
SO2
weathering on Io, with D. S. Burnett. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XX,
26.
Making specimen
labels using the TeX computer typesetting system, with Mark Parisi.
Mineralogy and Museums Conference II,
27.
Meet the
Geologist. Whale's Tales (programs for children),
28.
The Tetrahedrite
Zoo and the Tetrahedrite Bestiary: Possible, Impossible, and Improbable
Endmembers. TGMS and Friends of Mineralogy, 15th Annual Mineralogical
Symposium,
29.
Mineralogy
tutorial for GIA librarians,
·
Minerals and rocks,
·
The logic behind mineral formulas,
·
Phase diagrams for librarians (and others),
30.
Exciting things about
geology.
31. Fracture Filling in Gemstones: How does it work and what does it mean to you. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Gem & Mineral Council, George C. Page Museum, Los Angeles, CA, 8/16/95
·
Mineralogical Society of
·
· Foothill Gem & Mineral Society, August 1996
32.
What's new at the
33. The Mineral Collections at Caltech. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Gem & Mineral Council at the California Institute of Technology, November 1996??
34.
Copper and
Copper-Mineral Inclusions in Gemstones, with John I. Koivula. Pacific
35.
The Future of Gem
Testing: One Perspective. “Touch the Future,” JCK (Jeweler’s Circular
Keystone) show,
36.
Emerald Treatment
Research Project. First World Emerald Congress, Santa
37.
Emerald Research
Update. GIA Gem Fest
38.
GIA
39.
Moderated “Treatments” session, Third International
Gemological Symposium,
40.
Panelist, “Disclosure War Room,” Third International Gemological
Symposium,
·
“Great job” letter from panel organizers,
41.
Characterization
of Some Emerald Filling Substances, with Sam Muhlmeister and
42.
Exploring Cut and
Diamond Appearance with the Virtual Diamond, with T.
43. GIA on Diamond Cut, panel discussion with Al Gilbertson and Ilene Reinitz, JCK Show, Las Vegas NV, 5/29/02.
44.
GIA on Diamond
Cut, International Jewellery London 2002,
45.
Computer Modeling
of Appearance Aspects of a Faceted Diamond, with T.
46.
Diamond
Exploration and Mining in
47.
48.
MSSC,
G. EDUCATIONAL MINERAL EXHIBITS
1. Miscellaneous Minerals. Mineralogical
Society of
2. Minerals at High Pressures. MSSC Show,
3. Mineral Safety. MSSC Show,
4. Franciscan Formation Minerals. MSSC
Show,
5. Minerals of
6. The John D. Fargo Collection at Caltech,
with H. Stanton Hill. MSSC Show,
7. Famous Mining Districts. MSSC Show,
8. The
9. Hydroxides and Oxyhydroxides. MSSC Show,
10. Mineral Origami, with Wes Chalfant. MSSC
show,
11. Modifications to the Caltech display collection to give a history of research in three areas: Mineralogy/Petrology; Gemstones and Pegmatites; Economic Geology (Winter/Summer 1992)
12. Happy Holidays (A Guessing Game). MSSC
show,
13. Consultant
on exhibit installation, Inside Active
Volcanoes. SITES visiting exhibit, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
County,
14. Inside Active Volcanoes: Exhibit Downstairs.
(5 display cases showing volcanic rocks and minerals, volcanic bombs, and the
visitor's experience of
15. Spinel-Law Twinning. MSSC show,
16. Smoothness. MSSC show,
17. Grossular/Andradite garnets from Mali,
with Horst Krupp and Edward Boehm. MSSC show,
18. Inclusions in Natural and Synthetic Emeralds,
with the Gemological
H.
Awards
1.
2.
3. Mary B. Ansari Award from the Geoscience Information Society (for best reference work in geology in the last three years) went to A Handbook of Physical Constants, American Geophysical Union Press, 1995.
4. Third Place, 1996 Dr. Edward J Gübelin Gems & Gemology Most Valuable Article Award for “Gemological Investigation of a New Type of Russian Hydrothermal Synthetic Emerald,” Gems & Gemology, Spring 1996.
5. Second place, 1997 Dr. Edward J Gübelin Gems & Gemology Most Valuable Article Award for “A Contribution to Understanding the Effect of Blue Fluorescence on the Appearance of Diamonds.”
6. First place, 1998 Dr. Edward J Gübelin Gems & Gemology Most Valuable Article Award for “Modeling the Appearance of the Round Brilliant Cut Diamond: An Analysis of Brilliance.”
7. Listed
on STARDUST Microchip #2 (STARDUST, a NASA-Jet Propulsion Laboratory comet
probe, was launched into space on
8. Second place, 1999 Dr. Edward J Gübelin Gems & Gemology Most Valuable Article Award for “On the Identification of Various Emerald Filling Substances.”
9. First place, 2001 Dr. Edward J Gübelin Gems & Gemology Most Valuable Article Award for “Modeling the Appearance of the Round Brilliant Cut Diamond: An Analysis of Fire, and More About Brilliance.”
10. GIA Staff Member of the Year Award, 2001.
11. Included in
“
12. Member,
Society of
I. Abstractions and Mentions in the
Press
1. “Here’s a Gem-Dandy Idea,” by Harold N. Hubbard, Pasadena Star News, 11/??/89, pp. C-1, C-3.
2. “Czochralski-Pulled
Synthetic Pink Sapphires.”
3. Interviewed
in "Now Here's a Gem of a Place to Acquire an Education," by Beverly
Beyette,
4. “Commuter Tip.” Current Events, GIA. (September 10, 1996) p. 1.
5. “GIA:
Some Filled Stones Have Less Obvious Flash.” National Jeweler, Vol. 42, No. 3,
6. “Institute
participates in the First World Emerald Congress in
7. “Should we measure emerald treatment by degrees?” by Gary Roskin, Jeweler’s Circular-Keystone, May 1998 [need pages, volume, and number].
8. “GIA Tackles Filled Emerald Issue,” Hong Kong Jewellery, January 1999, 2 pp. [need pages, volume, and number]
9. “GIA Researchers Work to Address Emerald Treatment Concerns.” The Loupe, Vol. 7, No.3, Summer 1998, p. 13.
10. “Emeralds Under Fire,” by Morgan Beard, Colored Stone, Vol. 12, No. 2, March/April 1999, pp. 14-15.
11. “GIA
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