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Lucille Carbillet

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Heap and Patrick Baud. Her main research interests are subsurface deformation processes and the relationship between the microstructural attributes of porous materials and their failure modes and mechanical behaviour. Her thesis project focuses on the evolution of hydraulic and mechanical properties of porous rocks through the granular to non-granular transition. Her research is based on the use of synthetic samples made of sintered glass beads, which she prepares in the laboratory.

Simon Mould

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Click here to download the poster/PICO file. Simon Mould is a PhD student in the Department of Environmental Sciences, Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia. His research focuses on interactions between physical and social processes involved in geomorphic river recovery and rehabilitation. Hence, his research traverses physical geography and social sciences.

Mahyra Tedeschi

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She discussed the role of metamorphic reactions in the geochemical signature of zircon and provided new clues to decoding such complex time records. Currently, Mahyra is an adjunct professor of Mineralogy and Petrochronology at the Federal University of Minas Gerais.

Janneke van Ginkel

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Janneke van Ginkel is a fourth-year PhD student at Groningen University and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI). Her PhD project focuses on the response of shallow soils to seismic events. Earthquake site-response is an essential part of seismic hazard assessment, especially in densely populated areas. The shallow geology of the Netherlands consists of a very heterogeneous soft sediment cover, which has a strong effect on seismic wave propagation and in particular on the amplitude of ground shaking.

Emile Argand Conferences on Alpine Geological Studies

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Emile Argand was a Swiss geologist who specialized in tectonics and mountain building processes. Based on his studies of the Alps and global tectonics, including the Himalayas, Argand developed the concept of mobilism. Much of Argand's work has been confirmed by modern plate tectonics, though the timing and mechanism proposed by his famous contemporary, Alfred Wegener, have been shown to be invalid.

Emile Argand Conferences on Alpine Geological Studies

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Emile Argand was a Swiss geologist who specialized in tectonics and mountain building processes. Based on his studies of the Alps and global tectonics, including the Himalayas, Argand developed the concept of mobilism. Much of Argand's work has been confirmed by modern plate tectonics, though the timing and mechanism proposed by his famous contemporary, Alfred Wegener, have been shown to be invalid.

Emile Argand Conferences on Alpine Geological Studies

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Emile Argand was a Swiss geologist who specialized in tectonics and mountain building processes. Based on his studies of the Alps and global tectonics, including the Himalayas, Argand developed the concept of mobilism. Much of Argand's work has been confirmed by modern plate tectonics, though the timing and mechanism proposed by his famous contemporary, Alfred Wegener, have been shown to be invalid.

Emile Argand Conferences on Alpine Geological Studies

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Emile Argand was a Swiss geologist who specialized in tectonics and mountain building processes. Based on his studies of the Alps and global tectonics, including the Himalayas, Argand developed the concept of mobilism. Much of Argand's work has been confirmed by modern plate tectonics, though the timing and mechanism proposed by his famous contemporary, Alfred Wegener, have been shown to be invalid.

Robert Herrendörfer

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Robert Herrendörfer TS Tectonics and Structural Geology The 2016 Outstanding Student Poster and PICO (OSPP) Award is awarded to Robert Herrendörfer for the poster/PICO entitled: Spontaneous aseismic and seismic slip on evolving faults in a continuum-mechanics framework (Herrendörfer, R.; van Dinther, Y.; Gerya, T.) Click here to download the poster/PICO file. Robert Herrendörfer is a PhD student at the Institute of Geophysics at ETH Zurich under the supervision of Prof. Taras Gerya and Dr. Ylona van Dinther.

Clarissa Baldo

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-F., Dagsson-Waldhauserova, P., Arnalds, O., Beddows, D., MacKenzie, A. R., and Shi, Z.: Complex refractive index and single scattering albedo of Icelandic dust in the shortwave part of the spectrum, Atmos. Chem. Phys., 23, 7975–8000, https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-23-7975-2023 , 2023.

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