Jack (Xun) Li

Jack Li

About Me

I am a geophysicist specializing in laboratory seismic/acoustic wave experimentation to study rock deformation and fracture.

I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Edinburgh, focusing on:

Education

Research Stories

Immersive wave experimentation setup

Immersive Wave Experimentation (IWE): Cloaking, Holography, and Cloning

Mixed‑reality acoustics setup that removes wall echoes, hides objects, creates sound illusions, and makes one object sound like another.

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Rosemanowes HDR: induced seismicity, fractures, and stress field

Induced Seismicity (Rosemanowes HDR)

What 5,000+ microearthquakes taught us about a UK geothermal experiment: for their timing and locations showing how pressure diffuses through the fracture network

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Nonlinear elasticity

Nonlinear Elasticity in Resonance Experiments

How tiny cracks opening and closing during vibration make the resonance curve differ for up vs down sweeps, recover slowly after shaking, and sometimes jump suddenly (“cliff”).

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Code Library

Publications

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Contact

Connect with me for collaborations at lixunjack@gmail.com or through my LinkedIn