Rudi de Koning
2003 MSc thesis: “Pliocene vertical motion history of Crete, Greece”
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Prof. Dr. Wentao Huang
2010-2015 Position after leaving my group: Rubicon Post-doc at University of Arizona, Tucson, USA Current Position: Professor at the Institute for Tibetan Plateau Research of the Chinese Academy of Sciences PhD project: “Paleomagnetic constraints on the India-Asia collision” Supervisors: Dr. … Continue reading →
Dr. Côme Lefebvre
2007-2011 Position after leaving my group: Post-Doc at University of Minnesota, USA PhD thesis: “The tectonics of the Central Anatolian Crystalline Complex: a structural, metamorphic and paleomagnetic study” Supervisors: Prof. Reinoud Vissers, Prof. Nuretdin Kaymakci, Dr. Douwe van Hinsbergen Funding: … Continue reading →
Dr. Maud Meijers
2006-2010 Position after leaving my group: Post-Doc at University of Minesota, USA Current Position: Researcher at Senckenberg Biodiversität und Klima Forschungszentrum, Frankfurt, Germany PhD thesis: “Tethyan evolution of the Black Sea region since the Paleozoic: a paleomagnetic approach” Supervisors: Prof. … Continue reading →
Dr. Marco Maffione
2012-2016 Position after leaving my group: Lecturer at the University of Birmingham, UK Post-doc in my group from 2012-2016 Marco Maffione was hired as a post-doc in the SINK project. He did a MSc in Rome, and PhD in Bologna, … Continue reading →
Dr. Ayten Koç
Position after leaving my group: Assistant Professor at Van University, Turkey Post-doc in my group from 2014-2016 Post-Doc project: “Paleomagnetic investigation of rotations in the Cyprus arc” 2007-2013 PhD project: “Evolution of Miocene sedimentary basins in the southern Taurides, Turkey … Continue reading →
Dr. Zhenyu Li
2016-2017 Visiting researcher: “Paleomagnetic investigation of Mesozoic motions of the Tibetan terranes” Funding: China Scholarship Council grant Collaborators: Dr. Douwe van Hinsbergen Zhenyu is assistant professor at the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, and visited … Continue reading →