PhD opportunity at University of Tasmania

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From: Martin Jutzeler <martin.jutzeler@xxxxxxxxxxx>

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The University of Tasmania (Australia) is inviting applications for a PhD
project in geochemistry, submarine volcanology and sedimentology.


*Dispersal of silicic volcanic products at the scale of an arc*

*Supervisors: Dr. Martin Jutzeler (CODES - U. Tasmania, Australia), Dr.
Rebecca Carey (CODES - U. Tasmania, Australia) and Dr. Christian Timms (GNS
Science, NZ).*


Expedition SO255 dredged the seafloor of the Kermadec intra-oceanic arc and
back-arc at multiple locations over >130,000 km2, retrieving pumice and
volcanic ash from the shallow seafloor. This project will address dispersal
and sediment transport processes from submarine and subaerial silicic
volcanism at the scale of an arc. The PhD student will conduct LA-ICP-MS
chemical fingerprinting of the volcanic glass and crystals collected during
SO255, and compare this data with existing geochemical databases. The style
of transport (aerial, as floatsam, or fully underwater) will be inferred
using the clastâ??s physical characteristics and the extent of their
dispersal. Floatsam dispersion by surface ocean currents will be calculated
using oceanic models. This project has large implications on regional
sediment provenance, but also on geochemistry and petrology of submarine
arc volcanism in general. This project is partly linked to the 2012 deep
submarine eruption of Havre, and is likely to be merged with future
volcanology projects in the Kermadec arc, including participation to a
voyage in 2020.


The student would be part of the dynamic Submarine Volcanism Group at the
University of Tasmania, and would benefit from a large panel of experts in
Earth Sciences in general. The School of Natural Sciences hosts the
world-class Centre for Ore Deposit and Earth Sciences (CODES) and Central
Science Laboratory.


The candidate selection is competitive amongst the School of Natural
Sciences; we seek applicants with a published article in a peer-reviewed
journal. Interested students should contact Dr. Martin Jutzeler at:
martin.jutzeler@xxxxxxxxxxx. Please include a CV.

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