Current studies

 Phd from Jun. 2019 to 2023 

financed by FNRS

conducted at Universite de Liege

supervised by Dr. Anne-Christine da Silva

 The project will focus on different Silurian sedimentary records and will involve substantial field and laboratory based work, including magnetic, XRF and carbon isotope measurements. These results will then be used for cyclostratigraphy to build high resolution time scales. The work will also involve modelling, with a focus on paleoclimate and on the development of anoxia during the Silurian. 

-current topics

analysing the Altajme core from Sweden

preliminary results presented at IGCP-652 Meeting In China, Lanzhou 23 - 27 August 2019

see downloads for abstract

studying Silurian D13C excursions and their relationship to other (climate)proxies and lihtological variations

writing a publication on the subject of seismic-cyclostratigraphy