Stephen Hesselbo

Professor of Geology

University of Exeter Cornwall Campus
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Stephen Hesselbo is a Professor of Geology at the University of Exeter Cornwall Campus in the UK. His research focuses on integrated astrochronology, sequence stratigraphy, and the geological processes during the Early Jurassic period, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work includes studies on sedimentary dynamics in various basins, carbon emissions related to large igneous provinces, and the impacts of climatic changes on sedimentation patterns.

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Christoph Korte

Associate Professor

University of Copenhagen

DENMARK
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Isabel M. Fendley

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM
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Tamsin Mather

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM
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Sev Kender

University of Exeter Cornwall Campus

UNITED KINGDOM
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Pierre Pellenard

Université de Bourgogne

FRANCE
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Ricardo L. Silva

Assistant Professor

University of Manitoba

CANADA
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Krzysztof Ninard

Assistant Professor / PhD

Jagiellonian University

POLAND
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Lawrence Percival

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

BELGIUM
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Melanie Leng

Chief Scientist/Professor University of Nottingham

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UNITED KINGDOM
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Micha Ruhl

Assistant Professor in Sedimentology

Trinity College Dublin School of Natural Science

IRELAND
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Hugh Jenkyns

Professor

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM
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Clemens Vinzenz Ullmann

Lecturer

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UNITED KINGDOM
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