Josiah Carberry
Professor of Psychoceramics, Brown University
I study cracked pots — their formation, their persistence and what they tell us about the vessels around them. This is a demonstration site: Josiah Carberry is a fictional researcher that ORCID and Crossref use for testing.
My group combines field observation with mathematical models of fracture. We are always glad to hear from prospective students; see the Group page.
- j.carberry@example.org
- Room 101, Psychoceramics Building, Providence, RI
- 0000-0002-1825-0097
- Brown University Page
- Wikipedia Entry
News
- Sep 2026
- Our survey of crack propagation in glazed stoneware is out in the Journal of Psychoceramics.
- Jun 2026
- Gave the opening lecture at the Summer School on Applied Fracture, Lisbon.
- Mar 2026
- Welcome to Dr Mei Lin, who joins the group as a postdoctoral researcher.
- Nov 2025
- New grant from the (fictional) Foundation for Ceramic Studies for our crack-mapping project.
Most Cited Publications
- Journal of Metadata Perfection 5(11), 1–3, 2018Open Access22citations
- Journal of Environmental Media 2(1), 31–53, 202117citations
- Journal of Psychoceramics 1(1), 2008Open Access15citations
- Uluslararası İktisadi ve İdari Bilimler Dergisi 4(2), 58–81, 2018Open Access14citations
- Awesome Book Series, 2018BookOpen Access13citations