Percolative sulfide core formation in oxidized planetary bodies. S.D. Crossley, J.B. Setera, B.A. Anzures, K. Iacovino, W.P. Buckley, S.A. Eckley, E.W. O’Neal, J.A. Maisano, J.I. Simon & K. Righter . (2025), Nature Communications, 16, 3233.
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High resolution 3D imaging of diamonds with multiphoton microscopy. Alevy E.G., Crossley S.D. ,Nguyen L.T., Kieu K.. (2026), Applied Optics.
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Fifth-harmonic and five-photon excitation fluorescence multiphoton microscopy. Magnus J.H., Nguyen L.T., Alevy E.G., Sawyer T.W., Crossley S.D., Kieu K.. (2025), Optics Letters, 50, 3931-3934.
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Fluorescent emission and nondestructive 3D textural imaging in geologic materials by multiphoton microscopy. S.D. Crossley, C. L. Donner, J. Magnus, L. Nguyen, K. Kieu. (2024), Optics Express, 32,, pp. 41404-41416.
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Neglected Silicon Dioxide Polymorphs as Clouds in Substellar Atmospheres. Moran, S.E., Marley, M.S., and Crossley, S.D. (2024), Astrophysical Journal Letters, 973, DOI:10.3847/2041-8213/ad72e7.
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Parent body histories recorded in Rumuruti chondrite sulfides: Implications for the onset of oxidized, sulfur-rich core formation. Crossley, S.D., Ash, R.D., Sunshine, J.M., Corrigan, C.M. and McCoy, T.J. (2023), Meteoritics and Planetary Science, 58: 383-404.
Sulfide-dominated partial melting pathways in brachinites. S.D. Crossley, Ash R. D., Sunshine J. M., Corrigan C. M., McCoy T. J., Mittlefehldt D.W., and Puchtel I.S. (2020) Meteoritics and Planetary Science, 55 (9), 2021-2043.
Experimental insights into Stannern-group eucrite petrogenesis. S. D. Crossley, N. G. Lunning, R. G. Mayne, T. J. McCoy, S. Yang, M. Humayun, R. D. Ash, J. M. Sunshine, R. C. Greenwood, and I. A. Franchi (2017), Meteoritics and Planetary Science, 53 (10), 2122-2137.
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NWA 5790: a surprising sample from the upper part of the Nakhlite pile. J. B. Balta, M. E. Sanborn, R. G. Mayne, M. Wadhwa, H. Y. McSween, and S. D. Crossley (2016). Meteoritics and Planetary Science, 52 (1), 36-59.
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