Post-Docs

Paleomagnetism and geomagnetism, and study of Earth’s deep interior

• The history of the geomagnetic field, and the origin of the geodynamo
• What affects the quality of the data that make up the paleomagnetic record
• What dynamical processes in the outer core and core/mantle interactions generate the observed behavior of the geomagnetic field at Earth’s surface

Host: Prof. Jillian Banfield

Previously worked on Cyanobacterial metabolism and genomics. Currently working on how soil microbes affect global biogeochemical cycles and greehnouse gas turnover via multi-omics techniques.

Our Lab Website: http://nanogeoscience.berkeley.edu/

Host: David Shuster
Research Interests: Using low-temperature thermochronometry, numerical models, and inverse methods to understand Earth's surface dynamics, Grand Canyon

Host: Burkhard Militzer

Research Interests: Planetary interiors; high pressure physics; first-principles computer simulations techniques; molecular dynamics; equations of state.

Personal website:  http://www.gnm.cl/fgonzalez

Host: Professor Daniel Stolper 

Studying the processes that generate and modify the isotopic structures of reduced and oxidized carbon compounds on the Earth’s surface and in the shallow crust. 

http://eps.berkeley.edu/~mklloyd/

Host: Roland Bürgmann

I am interested in geodetic observations (GPS and InSAR) to characterise the crustal deformation around subduction zones and large strike slip faults. I mainly focus on aseismic transient processes such as slow slip events and postseismic relaxation. For more informations about my research, please visit my webpage.

Host: Nicholas Swanson-Hysell

Earth history, Precambrian geology, geobiology, paleoenvironments, diagenesis, paleomagnetism, rock magnetism, X-ray spectroscopy, in-situ microbeam techniques.

Personal website: http://eps.berkeley.edu/~sslotz/

Hosts: Ron Cohen & Inez Fung

Research interests: atmospheric chemistry, inverse modelling, and remote sensing.

Personal website:
https://alexjturner.github.io/