Dr Sami Mikhail, SEES Senior Lecturer, will talk about “Diamonds illuminate the nature of Earth’s deep and dynamic carbon cycle”. Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to come along at 12:30 for an informal chat with Dr Mikhail. Talk will begin at 1pm.
Dr Tim Raub, SEES Director of Research/Lecturer, will talk about “Human Sensation of Magnetic Fields and the Lightning Rod Hypothesis for Standing Stones” Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to come along at 12:30 for an informal chat with Dr Raub. Talk will begin at 1pm.
Dr James Barnet, SEES Research Fellow, will talk about “Climate change and carbon-cycling during the latest Cretaceous-early Paleogene (67-52 Ma); forcing factors and implications for a warmer world”. Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to come along at 12:30 for an informal chat with Dr James Barnet. Talk will begin at…
Dr Tom Lamont, SEES, will talk about “‘Compressional origin to the Naxos metamorphic core complex'” Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to come along at 12:30 for a informal chat with Dr Tom Lamont. Talk will begin at 1pm.
Dr Kate Scheiderich, USGS Menlo Park, will talk about “Expanding applications for Chromium Isotopes: new sites, new samples, and revisiting old interpretations” Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to attend.
Eloise Littley SEES PhD student, will talk about “Abrupt North Atlantic CO2 change during the last glacial period”. Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to attend.
Cristina Castillo, SEES Research Fellow, will talk about “Nickel isotope fractionation during its interactions with calcite”
Jianxun Shen, SEES PhD student, will talk about “An Astrobiology Study in the Atacama Desert”. Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to attend.
Dr Maria McNamara, University College (Cork) will talk about “Synchrotron applications in the chemical taphonomy of fossil soft tissues: insights into biology, chemistry and diagenesis” Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to attend.
Dr Alastair Tait, University of Stirling, will talk about “Meteorites as ‘witness plates’ for environmental and biological alteration in the Solar System”. Fourth year SEES and 5th year MGeol students are encouraged to attend.