2019-2021 Following his undergraduate in Istanbul, Cemil joined UU for his MSc. His MSc research project focuses on paleomagnetic analysis of sheeted dykes and pillow lava sequences of the Jurassic ophiolites of California, to aid kinematic restoration of the North … Continue reading →
2021-Present Dieke joined us in 2021 for an MSc project on the fundamental question what the best approach is to sample and average paleosecular variation in sedimentary rocks. This is of key importance to determine how to use sediment-based paleomagnetic … Continue reading →
2020-2022 In 2020, Goran Andjić started a Post-doc project in our group on Swiss funding: “Kinematic reconstruction of the Canadian Cordillera’. Goran received a PhD at Lausanne University in 2017, and was a post-doc at the University of Queensland, Australia … Continue reading →
2020-2021 Emad is a PhD student at the Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran, and visits our group during the winter of 2020-2021. PhD project: “Nature and tectonic evolution of northern boundary of the Sistan Suture Zone and the Lut Block … Continue reading →
2020-Present MSc project: “Indications of a Jurassic mantle plume in the North Sea region” Supervisors: Douwe van Hinsbergen, Gert-Jan Vis (TNO), Renaud Bouroullec (TNO) Publications Outreach
Continue reading →2020-Present MSc project: “Plate kinematic scenarios for the evolution of the Kohistan island arc” Supervisors: Douwe van Hinsbergen, Abdul Qayyum Publications Outreach
Continue reading →2019-Present MSc project: “Kinematic restoration of the North American Cordillera” Supervisors: Douwe van Hinsbergen, Bram Vaes Publications Outreach
Continue reading →2019-2023 PhD project: “Intra-plate deformation in the NE Caribbean region” University of Montpellier, France Supervisors: Mélody Philippon (University of the Antilles at Guadeloupe), Philippe Munch (University of Montpellier), Douwe van Hinsbergen Publications Fieldwork Outreach
Continue reading →2019-2020 – MSc project: “The best way to predict the future is to create it:constructing the geological future of the Indian realm” Supervisors: Douwe van Hinsbergen Position after graduation: PhD student at ETH Zürich, Switzerland Publications Outreach
Continue reading →2019 Visiting scientist. Carl is a great friend and collaborator and we have been working together on ophiolite geology, subduction initiation problems, and orogenesis for over a decade. Carl visited us for several months during a sabbatical in the fall … Continue reading →