People
- Dr Dave ChewAssociate Professor and Head of Discipline My research involves applying geochronology and isotope geochemistry to various problems in the geosciences.
- Dr Catherine CoxonAssociate Professor (Environmental Sciences) Catherine carries out research on groundwater quality in rural areas.
- Dr Quentin CrowleyAssociate Professor Quentin is interested in geochemically and temporally characterising significant processes and events in Earth history.
- Dr Robin EdwardsAssociate Professor of Earth Sciences Robin is a geoscientist interested in reconstructing past environmental change
- Dr Robbie GoodhueSenior Experimental Officer My research has several themes which stem both from my doctorate (1996) and more recent activity in TCD Geochemistry.
- Prof Balz KamberAdjunct professor My research concerns itself with the large-scale elemental cycles on Earth.
- Dr Chris NicholasAssistant Professor With the Worlds oil and gas reserves gradually running out there is now intense economic pressure to explore for hydrocarbons in more and more inaccessible terrestrial and marine regions of the globe
- Dr Sean McClenaghanAssistant Professor My research focuses on dissecting ore deposit systems through the application of bulk geochemical and advanced micro-analytical techniques
- Dr Juan Diego Rodriguez-BlancoAssistant Professor The major purpose of my research is to apply biogeochemistry to manage natural resources in a way that we can preserve the quality of life that we have now into the future generations.
- Dr Micha RuhlAssistant Professor in Sedimentology Micha‘s research is in Sedimentology, Integrated Stratigraphy and Low - Temperature Geochemistry to study a diverse range of topics related to Palaeoclimatic & environmental Change
- Dr Emma TomlinsonAssistant Professor My research involves applying trace element and isotope geochemistry to various problems in the geosciences.
- Dr Patrick Wyse JacksonAssociate Professor and Head of School My research area has focused on bryozoans that range in age from the Ordovician to the Recent, with particular emphasis on Mississippian faunas.