James Bryson
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James Bryson is an Associate Professor at the University of Oxford, UK. His research areas include the thermal evolution and dynamo generation of planetesimals, paleomagnetic history, and the magnetic properties of carbonaceous chondrites. His recent articles focus on the magnetic field histories of planetesimals, paleomagnetic evidence from meteorites, and the isotopic analysis of refractory inclusions.
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Andrew Smedley
The University of Manchester
Katherine Joy
The University of Manchester
Cauê Sciascia Borlina
Purdue University
Pierre-Etienne Martin
Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)
University of Glasgow
Aine Clare O'Brien
University of Glasgow
Eleanor Sansom
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Richard Greenwood
Open University
Cameron Floyd
Lecturer
University of Glasgow
Katherine Shirley
University of Oxford
Linda Elkins‐Tanton
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Ross Findlay
Open University
Tristram Warren
University of Oxford Department of Physics
Richard J. Harrison
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Robert Steele
University of St. Andrews
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