Sean Regan

Assistant Professor

United States

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Dr. Sean Regan is an Assistant Professor at the Geophysical Institute in the United States. His research focuses on geological processes related to metamorphism, volcanic activity, and geochronology, with recent articles exploring topics such as the tectonic history of the North American Cordillera and magmatic processes associated with volcanic eruptions. His work also includes detailed studies of mineralization and tectonostratigraphic units in various regions, contributing to the understanding of geological phenomena and dynamics.

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Dennis Newell

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Utah State University

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Michael Jercinovic

Associate Professor

University of Massachusetts Amherst

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ERIC ELLISON

University of Colorado Boulder

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Orogen-scale inverted metamorphism during Cretaceous–Paleogene terminal suturing along the North American Cordillera, Alaska, USA

Insights into the metamorphic history and origin of flake graphite mineralization at the Graphite Creek graphite deposit, Seward Peninsula, Alaska, USA

Roadblocks and speed limits: Mantle-to-surface volatile flux through the lithospheric-scale Denali fault, Alaska

Dating individual zones in phenocrysts from the 2016–2017 eruption of Bogoslof volcano provides constraints on timescales of magmatic processes

IN-SIMS zircon U-Pb geochronology from the Snowbird tectonic zone Large igneous Province (STZ LIP), western Churchill Province, Canada

Comment on Aleinikoff et al. (2021) – “New interpretations of the ages and origins of the Hawkeye granite Gneiss and Lyon Mountain granite Gneiss, Adirondack Mountains, NY: Implications for the nature and timing of mesoproterozoic plutonism, metamorphism, and deformation”

Large-scale, crustal-block vertical extrusion between the Hines Creek and Denali faults coeval with slip localization on the Denali fault since ca. 45 Ma, Hayes Range, Alaska, USA

Long distance plutonic relationships demonstrate 33 million years of strain partitioning along the Denali fault

A plutonic brother from another magma mother: Disproving the Eocene Foraker-McGonagall pluton piercing point and implications for long-term slip on the Denali Fault

Geochronologic age constraints on tectonostratigraphic units of the central virginia piedmont, USA

Photoluminescence imaging of whole zircon grains on a petrographic microscope—an underused aide for geochronologic studies

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Dennis Newell

Michael Jercinovic

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