Michael Bau

Full Professor

Jacobs University Bremen

Germany

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Research Interests

Petrology

60%

Mineralogy

70%

Geochemistry

70%

Petrogenesis

40%

Paleoceanography

30%

Geology

30%

Ecotoxicology

20%

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Articles10

High-resolution Ge-Si-Fe, Cr isotope and Th-U data for the Neoarchean Temagami BIF, Canada, suggest primary origin of BIF bands and oxidative terrestrial weathering 2.7 Ga ago

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2022

Fractionation of germanium and silicon during scavenging from seawater by marine Fe (oxy)hydroxides: Evidence from hydrogenetic ferromanganese crusts and nodules

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2022

Naturally grown duckweeds as quasi-hyperaccumulators of rare earth elements and yttrium in aquatic systems and the biounavailability of gadolinium-based MRI contrast agents

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2022

Assessing the bioavailability of dissolved rare earths and other trace elements: Digestion experiments with aquatic plant species Lemna minor (“duckweed” reference standard BCR-670)

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2021

Banded iron formation from Antarctica: The 2.5 Ga old Mt. Ruker BIF and the antiquity of lanthanide tetrad effect and super-chondritic Y/Ho ratio in seawater

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2021

Gallium-aluminum systematics of marine hydrogenetic ferromanganese crusts: Inter-oceanic differences and fractionation during scavenging

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2021

Highly Siderophile Elements and Coupled Fe-Os Isotope Signatures in the Temagami Iron Formation, Canada: Possible Signatures of Neoarchean Seawater Chemistry and Earth's Oxygenation History

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2021

Insights into the REY inventory of seep carbonates from the Northern Norwegian margin using geochemical screening

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2021

Mineralogy and chemical composition of ferromanganese crusts from the Cruzeiro do Sul Lineament - Rio Grande Rise, South Atlantic

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2021

Potential of garnet sand as an unconventional resource of the critical high-technology metals scandium and rare earth elements

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2021

Collaborators2

Robert Frei

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

Dieter Garbe‐Schönberg

GERMANY

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