Geologist. Petrologist. Interested in hard rock(s), the great outdoors & sustainability. Runs some labs, teaches some field work and minerals, studies zircons.
Aaand the final version is online. Wanna learn about what happens to Si isotopes when a mafic rock melts? Or why #Archaean#TTGs may have a heavier Si isotopic composition than Phanerozoic granitoids. Here are some answers to your curiosity: https://t.co/2B3lWQ3amq
@richardmpalin I did a trial of Affinity (1 month) to do a poster and liked it enough to pay for it after being done with the poster. I have tried Inkscape before, but as much as I (as open source lover) hate to admit it, it didn't really work for me as quickly as Affinity did.
If you think cuts in earth science teaching and research in times of a climate urgency and the need for sustainable resource development and extracton is a bad idea, then please consider signing this: https://t.co/fnzsBUd8wJ
Today's wonderful #GoogleDoodle celebrates American geologist and oceanographic cartographer Marie Tharp and the discovery of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Rift Valley
https://t.co/cg8T1OVYvu
My first paper is out in Tectonics 🥳
‘Prolonged Slip on the South Tibetan Detachment Constrains Tectonic Models for Synorogenic Extension in the Central Himalaya’
https://t.co/O1oU8miTd5
Huge thank you to my co-authors!
@KipHodges@brenhinkeller and those not on twitter.
My undergraduate (Diplom) dissertation work on #lamprophyres from the #Menderes#Massif in #Turkey has been published in #JPet recently.
We discuss the connection of mantle- and crustally derived melts in an extensional setting.
#only10yrsinthemaking
https://t.co/cKozlIUyfR