Authored by Betti Hegyi. Edited by Derek Neuharth. One of the greatest parts about being a researcher is going to conferences and meeting our fellow researchers! The 2022 Ada Lovelace Workshop on Numerical Modelling of Mantle and Lithosphere Dynamicswas held from the 28th of August to the 2nd of September in Hévíz, a beautiful town in Hungary that is famous for Lake Hévíz,
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Authored by Jesús Muñoz. One of the most exciting things about being a geologist is the never-ending feeling of always discovering new things, no matter if you have seen the same area or similar places dozens of times; it’s like being a kid again and playing treasure hunt, with the big difference that this time you find it! This time
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Authored by Lonnie Hufford. This post is about my second field season in Alaska. You can read about my first field season here: https://structuretectonics.org/2019/08/22/fire-and-seagulls-a-game-of-rocks/ Prof. Whitney Behr, Dr. Mark Helper, Dr. Zoe Braden, and I completed another field season this past summer in southern Alaska. Over the course of a month, we traveled the Kenai Peninsula using boats, planes, and
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Everyone’s tuning into AGU2020 over the next couple of weeks! If you want to catch up with what the Structure and Tectonics Group is up to, click on the titles below to check out our posters and talks. Thursday, 10 DecComparing quartz-in-garnet elastic barometry to conventional thermobarometers for rocks from diverse tectonic settingsMiguel Cisneros & Whitney Behr Friday, 11 DecModelling
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The 18th Swiss Geoscience Meeting will be hosted by the Department of Earth Sciences at ETH Zürich on 6-7 Nov. If you’re attending, be sure to stop by the talks and posters of the Structural Geology and Tectonics Group! Dr. Zoe Braden, “Deformation processes and weakening mechanisms along a sediment-starved subduction megathrust”16.00-16.15, 7 Nov, Session 1: Structural Geology, Tectonics, &
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