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Brian Rusk

Research Associate

Western Washington University

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College of Science and Engineering

Geology

Brian Rusk is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Research Associate at Western Washington University.

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Western Washington University

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geology geochemistry earth science ore geology chemical geology applied geochemistry mineral deposits materials science economic geology mineral geochemistry chemistry ore genesis petrology tectonics stratigraphy hydrothermal geochemistry structural geology ore formation planetary sciences tectonophysics ore exploration fluid geochemistry hydrogeology igneous petrogenesis trace elements mineral-fluid interaction fluid inclusions geochronology petroleum geoscience igneous petrology authigenic mineral formation mineral processing luminescence elemental characterization regional geology brine mining magmatic-hydrothermal system hydrothermal fluids fluid sources crystallography mineral engineering analytical atomic spectrometry crystal research exploration geology trace element geochemistry high temperature geochemistry hydrothermal quartz engineering geology crystal growth reservoir geology environmental mineralogy nonmetallic mineral deposit craton water-rock interaction igneous process luminescence property fluid inclusion evidence porphyry copper-molybdenum deposit vein formation petroleum science atomic spectroscopy partially ordered set soil mineralogy exploration geophysics microanalysis colorimetry magmatic-hydrothermal fluid evolution electron microscope-cathodoluminescence analysis magmatic hydrothermal fluids gejiu tin district trace-element chemistry trace-element content quartz cathodoluminescence porphyry copper deposit electron probe microanalysis natural quartz crystal geological mapping hydrothermal alteration stable isotopes isotope geochemistry critical resources hydrothermal systems ore deposits field mapping mass transfer earth resources

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Larval Shell Chemistry of the Olympia Oyster (Ostrea Lurida) in Puget Sound, Wa to Assess Population Connectivity and Restoration Planning. PLoS ONE (2025)

population connectivitymarine systemscoastal conservationaquaculturemarine ecologyoceanographybiologyenvironmental scienceaquatic ecosystemspuget soundmarine biologybenthic ecologypopulation biologyfisheriesaquatic conservationolympia oysterecologyfishery science

A Transition From Porphyry Mo to Vein-Style Zn-Pb Mineralization: Insights From Hydrothermal Fluid Evolution of the Chalukou Deposit, Ne China. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences (2023)

ne chinamineral geochemistrygeochemistryhydrothermal geochemistryore geologymineral depositsapplied geochemistrychemistryearth sciencegeologyfluid geochemistryore genesishydrothermal fluid evolutionchalukou depositpetrology

Vein Formation and Reopening in a Cooling yet Intermittently Pressurized Hydrothermal System: The Single-Intrusion Tongchang Porphyry Cu Deposit. Geosciences (2023)

geothermal systemsmagmatic-hydrothermal systemgeochemistryheat mass transferhydrothermal geochemistryvein formationpetroleum geosciencehydrothermal fluidsgeologyvolcanology

In Situ Trace Elements in Quartz and K-Feldspar From Felsic Igneous Rocks: A Titanium-In-K-Feldspar Geothermometer for Natural Magmatic Systems. Journal of Petrology (2022)

accessory mineralspetrologymineral geochemistrymagmatic processgeochemistryfelsic igneous rocksnatural magmatic systemsigneous petrogenesistitanium-in-k-feldspar geothermometerapplied geochemistrychemical geologyearth scienceigneous petrologygeology

Cathodoluminescence and Trace Elements Features of Hydrothermal K-Feldspar and Quartz in the Liubagou Gold-Molybdenum Deposit, Inner Mongolia, China. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2020)

liubagou gold-molybdenum depositmineral geochemistrygeochemistryore geologymineral depositsinner mongoliaapplied geochemistrychemistryearth sciencechemical geologyore genesishydrothermal k-feldspargeology

Cathodoluminescence Applied to Ore Geology and Exploration. Geophysical monograph (2019)

chemical engineeringore geologycathodoluminescence appliedore genesiseconomic geologyore explorationgeology

Copper Sulfide Deposition Triggered by Groundwater Incursion in Magmatically-Dominated Hydrothermal System (Tongchang Porphyry Cu Deposit, China). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

environmental engineeringmagmatic-hydrothermal systemgroundwatergeochemistryhydrogeologyore geologymineral depositshydrothermal geochemistryapplied geochemistryearth sciencegeologyore genesisore formationeconomic geologyvolcanology

Copper Sulfide Remobilization and Mineralization During Paleoproterozoic Retrograde Metamorphism in the Tongkuangyu Copper Deposit, North China Craton. Minerals (2019)

precambrian researchpetrologymineral geochemistrynorth china cratongeochronologygeochemistryore geologymineral depositstongkuangyu copper depositcopper sulfide remobilizationchemistrycratonore genesiseconomic geologygeology

Controls on Cassiterite (Sno2) Crystallization: Evidence From Cathodoluminescence, Trace-Element Chemistry, and Geochronology at the Gejiu Tin District. American Mineralogist (2018)

Yanbo ChengCarl SpandlerAnthony KempJingwen MaoBrian RuskYi HuKevin Blake

trace element geochemistryluminescencegejiu tin districtcrystal researchpartially ordered setcrystallographymineral geochemistryenvironmental mineralogysoil mineralogychemistryearth sciencegeochemistrygeochronologycrystal growthapplied geochemistrychemical geologystructural geologytrace-element chemistrygeology

Fenitization in the Giant Bayan Obo Ree-Nb-Fe Deposit: Implication for Ree Mineralization. Ore Geology Reviews (2018)

Shang LiuHong-Rui FanKui-Feng YangFang-Fang HuBrian RuskXuan LiuXiao-Chun LiZhan-Feng YangQi-Wei WangKai-Yi Wang

mineral geochemistryenvironmental mineralogygeochemistrychemical engineeringore geologymineral depositsree mineralizationapplied geochemistrychemistrychemical geologyauthigenic mineral formationore genesismineral processingeconomic geologygeology

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Brian Rusk

Research Associate

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Geology

Brian Rusk is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Research Associate at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Brian Rusk

Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Larval Shell Chemistry of the Olympia Oyster (Ostrea Lurida) in Puget Sound, Wa to Assess Population Connectivity and Restoration Planning. PLoS ONE (2025)

A Transition From Porphyry Mo to Vein-Style Zn-Pb Mineralization: Insights From Hydrothermal Fluid Evolution of the Chalukou Deposit, Ne China. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences (2023)

Vein Formation and Reopening in a Cooling yet Intermittently Pressurized Hydrothermal System: The Single-Intrusion Tongchang Porphyry Cu Deposit. Geosciences (2023)

geothermal systemsmagmatic-hydrothermal systemgeochemistryheat mass transferhydrothermal geochemistryvein formationpetroleum geosciencehydrothermal fluidsgeologyvolcanology

In Situ Trace Elements in Quartz and K-Feldspar From Felsic Igneous Rocks: A Titanium-In-K-Feldspar Geothermometer for Natural Magmatic Systems. Journal of Petrology (2022)

Cathodoluminescence and Trace Elements Features of Hydrothermal K-Feldspar and Quartz in the Liubagou Gold-Molybdenum Deposit, Inner Mongolia, China. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2020)

Cathodoluminescence Applied to Ore Geology and Exploration. Geophysical monograph (2019)

chemical engineeringore geologycathodoluminescence appliedore genesiseconomic geologyore explorationgeology

Copper Sulfide Remobilization and Mineralization During Paleoproterozoic Retrograde Metamorphism in the Tongkuangyu Copper Deposit, North China Craton. Minerals (2019)

Controls on Cassiterite (Sno2) Crystallization: Evidence From Cathodoluminescence, Trace-Element Chemistry, and Geochronology at the Gejiu Tin District. American Mineralogist (2018)

Yanbo ChengCarl SpandlerAnthony KempJingwen MaoBrian RuskYi HuKevin Blake

Fenitization in the Giant Bayan Obo Ree-Nb-Fe Deposit: Implication for Ree Mineralization. Ore Geology Reviews (2018)

Shang LiuHong-Rui FanKui-Feng YangFang-Fang HuBrian RuskXuan LiuXiao-Chun LiZhan-Feng YangQi-Wei WangKai-Yi Wang

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