Martin Wille

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University of Bern

Switzerland

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Martin Wille is a Lecturer at Universität Bern, Switzerland. His research encompasses stable and radiogenic isotopes, with recent contributions focusing on sedimentary processes, redox conditions in marine environments, and the geochemical cycling of elements such as molybdenum and tungsten. Notable publications include studies on the impact of climate-driven changes on water column oxygenation and the geochronology of hydrothermal formations.

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Sedimentary Mo isotope variability reflects climate-driven water column oxygenation changes in ferruginous Lake Towuti, Indonesia over the last ∼30 ka BP

Coeval formation of continental crust and cratonic mantle facilitated by surface material recycling in the Paleoarchean: Constraints from molybdenum isotopes

Heavy Mo isotope enrichment in the Pitcairn plume: Implications for the subduction cycle of anoxic sediments

Chromium Cycling in Redox‐Stratified Basins Challenges δ53Cr Paleoredox Proxy Applications

Epidote dissolution–precipitation during viscous granular flow: a micro-chemical and isotope study

Molybdenum isotopes in plume-influenced MORBs reveal recycling of ancient anoxic sediments

The stable tungsten isotope composition of sapropels and manganese-rich sediments from the Baltic Sea

U − Pb geochronology of epidote by laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) as a tool for dating hydrothermal-vein formation

Redox control on the tungsten isotope composition of seawater

Chronological constraints on the thermal evolution of ordinary chondrite parent bodies from the <sup>53</sup>Mn-<sup>53</sup>Cr system

Early differentiation of magmatic iron meteorite parent bodies from Mn-Cr chronometry

Molybdenum isotope fractionation at upper-crustal magmatic-hydrothermal conditions

Molybdenum isotope systematics in cumulate rock of the 2.8 Windimurra layered intrusion: A test for igneous differentiation and the composition of the Archean mantle

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Klaus Mezger

Helge Wolfgang Arz

Marco Herwegh

Christel Hassler

Carsten Münker

Hendrik Vogel

Pierre Lanari

Jasmine Berg

Mark Alexander Lever

Arathy Ravindran

Igor M. Villa

Jonas Pape

Daniela Rubatto

Damien Bouffard

Carolina Rosca

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