Will is a joint Masters at the University at Buffalo and the University Centre in Svalbard. You can read more about his research here.
Paleo-Ice in Svalbard with Will Philipps
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The Bird’s Head of New Guinea with Lloyd White
Lloyd White is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Southeast Asia Research Group (SEARG) at Royal Holloway University of London. He was previously based in Australia, where he worked as a Postdoc (funded by the Australia-India Strategic Research Fund) and PhD student at The Australian National University (2008-2012) and as a Research Geoscientist at […]
Coesite-eclogites in Selje, Norway, Part II: the rocks (and peripherals), with Carl Hoiland
Carl Hoiland is a Ph.D. Candidate at Stanford University studying tectonics of the Cordillera. This post (in two parts) comes from a trip he took while as an NSF GRFP GROW visiting researcher at Stockholm University.
Coesite-eclogites in Selje, Norway, Part I: a pilgrimage, with Carl Hoiland
Carl Hoiland is a Ph.D. Candidate at Stanford University studying tectonics of the Cordillera. This post (in two parts) comes from a trip he took while as an NSF GRFP GROW visiting researcher at Stockholm University.
The Ophiolite of northern Oman and United Arab Emirates with Mike Searle
Ophiolites are giant thrust sheets comprised of oceanic crust and upper mantle rocks that have been emplaced (obducted) onto a previously passive continental margin. The Oman – UAE (United Arab Emirates) ophiolite is a 15-20 thick slice of Tethyan oceanic crust and upper mantle rocks, underlain by a granulite-amphibolite-greenschist facies ‘Metamorphic sole’. It has been […]