Newsbeezer (UK) – The Somalayas are the largest mountain range that you will never see
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Devdiscourse (India) – The Somalayas are the biggest mountain range you will never see
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Continue reading →Telangana Today (India) – Somalayas are biggest mountain range you will never see, say geologists
ScienceAlert (USA) – The ‘Somalaya Mountains’ Might Be The Biggest Mountain Range You’ll Never Get to See
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Continue reading →The Conversation (UK) – The Somalayas are the biggest mountain range you will never see
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Continue reading →British Virgin Islands 2021
In November 2021, I had the great pleasure of going to the amazing British Virgin Islands with my French friends Leny Montheil (PhD student at the University of Montpellier, under my co-supervision), Mélody Philippon (University of the Antilles, Guadeloupe) and … Continue reading →
Gerritsen, D***, Vaes, B.**, and van Hinsbergen, D.J.J., 2022, Influence of data filters on the position and precision of paleomagnetic poles: what is the optimal sampling strategy?, Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems 23, e2021GC010269
McPhee, P.J.**, Koç, A.*, and van Hinsbergen, D.J.J. 2022, Preparing the ground for plateau growth: Late Neogene Central Anatolian uplift in context of orogenic and geodynamic evolution since the Cretaceous, Tectonophysics 822, 229131
Switzerland 2021
In June 2021, our entire team and a few friends from other universities celebrated our first field trip since the start of the Covid ’19 pandemic – a fantastic experience after 15 months of lockdowns. We took two paleomagnetic sampling … Continue reading →