Last week, the 16th International Conference on Thermochronology was held in Quedlinburg, Germany. I was incredibly honored to receive the Charles and Nancy Naeser Prize at this conference, which is awarded on behalf of the thermochronology community by the International Standing Committee to an early career scientist who has made an outstanding and/or innovative contribution …
New paper out in EPSL
A paper led by colleague Nick Dygert is out in Earth and Planetary Science Letters titled "Plate tectonic cycling modulates Earth’s 3He/22Ne ratio"! Well done to Nick and the rest of the author team. My contribution to this paper was a new diffusion experiment quantifying the kinetics of helium and neon diffusion in olivine – …
Moving to SUERC
I'm very excited to announce that I am starting a new position at the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC) and the University of Glasgow. I will be working with Darren Mark in the Argon Isotope Facility (AIF) to test the Late Heavy Bombardment hypothesis using modern, high-precision argon isotope measurements of lunar meteorites. You …
New postdoc at UC Davis
I began my first postdoctoral position as a University of California President's Postdoctoral Fellow at UC Davis.
Dr. Tremblay!
I filed my dissertation earlier this week, and it was officially accepted today! I start my University of California President's Postdoctoral Fellowship at UC Davis in a few weeks.
