Contact Information

Dr. Stefanie Simonetti
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences
156 Fitzpatrick Hall
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN 46556
Phone: (574) 631-9049
Email: simonetti.4@nd.edu
Office: 106F Cushing Hall

Teaching

CE20300 - Global Change, Water and Energy

CE/SC30500 - Geomorphology for Engineers & Scientists

CE30530/SC30230 - Sedimentation and Stratigraphy

CE30560 - Dynamic Earth

CE40381 - Environmental Isotope Geochemistry

CE/SC20110/CE20111 - Planet Earth

Refereed Papers Dr. Stefanie Simonetti (neé Schmidberger)

[22] Simonetti A, Buzon MR, Simonetti SS, Guilbault KA, Kordofani MA, Miller NF, 2023. Assessing the Impact of Holocene Climate Change on Bioavailable Strontium Within the Nile River Valley: Geochemical and Radiogenic Isotope Perspectives. Bioarchaeology International 7, 211-233.

[21] Kuebler C, Simonetti A, Simonetti SS, Martin RF, 2022. Boron isotope compositions establish the origin of marbles in metamorphic complexes: Québec, New York, and Sri Lanka. American Mineralogist 107, 15-30.

[20] Çimen O, Ağrılı H, Kuebler C, Simonetti A, Corcoran L, Simonetti SS, Çolak T, İnal S, Dönmez C, 2022. Geochemical, isotopic and U-Pb geochronological investigation of the late Cretaceous Karaçayır carbonatite (Sivas, Turkey): Insights into mantle sources within a post-collisional tectonic setting. Ore Geology Reviews 141, 104650.

[19] Kuebler C, Simonetti A, Chen W, Simonetti SS, 2020. Boron isotopic investigation of the Bayan Obo carbonatite complex: Insights into the source of mantle carbon and hydrothermal alteration. Chemical Geology 557.

[18] Çimen O, Corcoran L, Kuebler C, Simonetti SS, Simonetti A, 2020. Geochemical, stable (O, C, and B) and radiogenic (Sr, Nd, Pb) isotopic data from the Eskişehir-Kızılcaören (NW-Anatolia) and the Malatya-Kuluncak (E-central Anatolia) F-REE-Th deposits, Turkey: implications for nature of carbonate-hosted mineralization. Turkish Journal of Earth Sciences 29, 798-814.

[17] Lewis SR, Simonetti A, Corcoran L, Simonetti SS, Dorais D, Burns PC, 2020. The role of continental crust in the formation of uraninite-based ore deposits. Minerals 10, 139.

[16] Corcoran L, Simonetti A, Spano TL, Lewis SR, Dorais C, Simonetti SS, Burns PC, 2019. Multivariant analysis of geochemical composition of uranium-rich samples. Minerals 9, 537.

[15] Çimen O, Kuebler C, Simonetti SS, Corcoran L, Mitchell R, Simonetti A, 2019. Combined boron, radiogenic (Nd, Pb, Sr), stable (C, O) isotopic and geochemical investigations of carbonatites from the Blue River Region, British Columbia (Canada): Implications for mantle sources and recycling of crustal carbon. Chemical Geology. 529.

[14] Çimen O, Kuebler C, Monaco B, Simonetti SS, Corcoran L, Chen W, Simonetti A, 2018. Boron, carbon, oxygen and radiogenic isotope investigation of carbonatite from the Miaoya complex, central China: Evidences for late-stage REE hydrothermal event and mantle source heterogeneity. Lithos 322, 225-237.

[13] Aulbach S, Jacob DE, Cartigny P, Stern RA, Simonetti SS, Worner G, Viljoen KS, 2017. Eclogite xenoliths from Orapa: Ocean crust recycling, mantle metasomatism and carbon cycling at the western Zimbabwe craton margin. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 213, 574-592.

[12] Smart KA, Tappe S, Simonetti A, Simonetti SS, Woodland AB, Harris C, 2017. Tectonic significance and redox state of Paleoproterozoic eclogite and pyroxenite components in the Slave cratonic mantle lithosphere, Voyageur kimberlite, Arctic Canada. Chemical Geology 455, 98–119.

[11] Eccles DR, Simonetti SS, Cox R, 2010. Garnet pyroxenite and granulite xenoliths from northeastern Alberta: Evidence of ~1.5 Ga lower crust and mantle in western Laurentia. Precambrian Research 177, 339-354.

[10] Aulbach S, Creaser RA, Pearson NJ, Simonetti SS, Heaman LM, Griffin W, Stachel T, 2009. Sulfide and whole rock Re-Os systematics of eclogite and pyroxenite xenoliths from the Slave Craton, Canada. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 283, 48-58.

[9] Schmidberger SS, Simonetti A, Heaman LM, Creaser RA, Whiteford S, 2007. Lu-Hf, in-situ Sr and Pb isotope and trace element systematics for mantle eclogites from the Diavik diamond mine: Evidence for Paleoproterozoic subduction beneath the Slave craton, Canada. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 254, 55-68.

[8] Schmidberger SS, Heaman LM, Simonetti A, Creaser RA, Cookenboo HO, 2005. Formation of Paleoproterozoic eclogitic mantle, Slave Province (Canada): Insights from in-situ Hf and U-Pb isotopic analyses of mantle zircons. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 240, 621-633.

[7] Schmidberger SS, Simonetti A, Francis D, 2003. Small-scale Sr isotope investigation of clinopyroxenes from peridotite xenoliths by laser ablation MC-ICP-MS: Implications for mantle metasomatism. Chemical Geology 199, 317-329.

[6] Schmidberger SS, Simonetti A, Francis D, Gariépy C, 2002. Probing Archean lithosphere using the Lu-Hf istotope systematics of peridotite xenoliths from Somerset Island kimberlites, Canada. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 197, 245-259.

[5] Schmidberger SS, Simonetti A, Francis D, 2001. Sr-Nd-Pb isotope systematics of mantle xenoliths from Somerset Island kimberlites: Evidence for lithosphere stratification beneath Arctic Canada. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 65, 4243-4255.

[4] Schmidberger SS, Francis D, 2001. Constraints on the trace element composition of the Archean mantle root beneath Somerset Island, Arctic Canada. Journal of Petrology 42, 1095-1117.

[3] Schmidberger SS, Francis D, 1999. Nature of the mantle roots beneath the North American craton: Mantle xenolith evidence from Somerset Island kimberlites. Lithos Special Issue 48, 195-216.

[2] Schmidberger SS, Hegner E, 1999. Geochemistry and isotope systematics of calc-alkaline volcanic rocks from the Saar-Nahe basin (SW Germany) - Implications for late-Hercynian orogenic development. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology 135, 373-385.

[1] Simonetti A, Goldstein SL, Schmidberger SS, Viladkar SL, 1998. Geochemical and Nd, Pb, and Sr isotope data of Deccan alkaline complexes - Inferences on mantle sources and plume-lithosphere interaction. Journal of Petrology 39, 1847-1864.