Marine Geosciences

Department Faculty

Falk C Amelung

Professor

f.amelung@miami.edu

(305) 421-4949
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Active Volcanism and Tectonics, InSAR, Remote Sensing
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Keir Becker

Professor

k.becker@miami.edu

(305) 421-4661
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Heat flow and hydrothermal circulation in the oceanic crust; permeability and porosity of oceanic crust; borehole hydrogeological observatories.
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Gregor Paul Eberli

Professor

g.eberli@miami.edu

(305) 421-4678
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Sea-level changes, the record of environmental changes in the sedimentary record, seismic stratigraphy, petrophysics
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James Klaus

Assoc. Professor

j.klaus@miami.edu

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Associate Professor, Department of Marine Geosciences, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
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Guoqing Lin

Assoc. Professor

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(305) 421-4150
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Earthquake relocation, seismic velocity and attenuation tomography, volcano seismology, subduction earthquakes, and spatial/temporal variations of seismic properties.
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Larry C. Peterson

Professor

l.peterson@miami.edu

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Reconstruction of past oceans and climates from marine sediments; abrupt climate change; deep sea sedimentation processes; stable isotope geochemistry of foraminifera.
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Ali Pourmand

Assoc. Professor

a.pourmand@miami.edu

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My research interests range from the Cosmos to the Benthos and the Underworld, with special focus on applications of isotope geochemistry and extraction chromatography in paleoclimatology, paleoceanography, geoarcheology and cosmochemistry.
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Sam Purkis

Professor
and Chair of the Department of Marine Geosciences

spurkis@rsmas.miami.edu

(305) 421-4351
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At a young age I was fortunate enough to stumble on a copy of Jacques Cousteau’s 1953 book “The Silent World”, which piqued my interest in everything underwater. Shortly thereafter, I saw his movie of the same name. I was hooked. At the earliest possible opportunity I learnt to SCUBA dive, becoming a diving...
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R. Pamela Reid

Professor

r.reid@miami.edu

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Carbonate sedimentation and diagenesis, geomicrobiology and biomineralization: formation and lithification of stromatolites; shallow-water alteration of carbonate skeletons; effects of sea level, volcanism and tectonics on processes of carbonate deposition.
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Peter K Swart

Professor

p.swart@miami.edu

(305) 421-4103
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Stable Isotope Geochemistry Stable Isotope Laboratory; Carbonate Diagenesis; Sedimentology and Petrology Comparative Sedimentology Laboratory ; Cosmochemistry.
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