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Buzzing to finally get my 2 Cyclades lockdown/ overspill PhD projects finally published online today in GSA Bulletin! Links below: Timing of high pressure metamorphism on Naxos: pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/gsabulleti… Cyclades crustal derived granites study: pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/gsabulleti…

🚨Fully funded PhD alert🚨 3.5-year position at University of St Andrews with Nick Gardiner as primary supervisor looking at Li and Sn in granites. Fieldwork in Namibia, and various lab work and petrologic modeling. Full info here: shorturl.at/ehoZ4 #critical #metals #geology

Great to be back on my annual pilgrimage to Naxos for a tectonic, metamorphic and igneous geoextravaganza with University of Bristol Earth Sciences 3rd years! A successful first day covering everything migmatites, mylonites and marbles! 😃☀️🏖🌄🇬🇷

An enjoyable few days with University of Bristol Earth Sciences 3rd years, investigating the geological history of Naxos. It still amazes me how Naxos records an entire orogenic cycle from subduction, thrusting, folding, crustal thickening and Barrovian metamorphism, melting then extension! 🤯😅🌄

Well done to all the University of Bristol Earth Sciences 3rd year geologists for all their hard work and for making a really gneiss week on Naxos!! ⛰️🪨🇬🇷☀️

We have a 3.5 year NERC ARIES PhD University of Plymouth investigating how oceanic crust forms in the Oman ophiolite. Fieldwork + paleomagnetism + petrology! UK applicants only. DEADLINE 19TH MAY: aries-dtp.ac.uk/studentships/m…

About two weeks left to apply! International applicants welcome! Please spread the word.

Paper alert! New dates for eclogites and granulites in the Scottish NW Highlands! It has been a very long time getting to press, I'm excited to see it out and what you all think! doi.org/10.1016/j.gsf.…

Check out our new paper led by Chetan Nathwani in Contribs - Using apatite inclusions in zircon to reconstruct magmatic volatile evolution in the Quellaveco porphyry system Science at the Natural History Museum FAMOS link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Had a great time at #SEG2023 presenting a poster on the GIS database work I am undertaking for the "Squeeze & Trigger" team. Check out their fantastic work on PCDs! Thanks for being such a wonderful and supportive group! Frances Cooper Thomas Lamont (+ others). University of Bristol Earth Sciences

The Lloyds Tour of Britain 2023 is well underway and Richard Palin and myself are doing daily tweets about the geology enroute. Follow Geology Tour of Britain to get local insight into Britain's fascinating and diverse geology as the riders pass through the sunny British countryside. ☀️😎🔨🚴

Cleck out the Geology Tour of Britain account for an overview of the geology of stage 6 of the Lloyds Tour of Britain through Essex from Marlow to Southend on Sea!

Fun to host Thomas Lamont at EarthSciences UCL today! Talking about our BHP-funded work on tectonics, magmatism, and #copper in Arizona 🌵 🔨 ☀️ 🌎

Check out our new preprint on lithospheric unzipping to explain contemporaneous hot and cold prograde metamorphism in the same mountain belt during subduction of continental lithosphere based on our observations from the Eastern Mediterranean and Trans Hudson Orogens! ⛰️🔥🖖🥶

Article: Laramide flat-slab subduction releases fluids into the overlying crust that mediate water-fluxed melting of precursor lower crust, forming porphyry copper deposits Thomas Lamont Frances Cooper Jamie Wilkinson University of Bristol Earth Sciences EarthSciences UCL London Centre for Ore Deposits and Exploration nature.com/articles/s4156…

Thomas Lamont Frances Cooper Jamie Wilkinson University of Bristol Earth Sciences EarthSciences UCL London Centre for Ore Deposits and Exploration Read the story behind this paper in the Springer Nature Earth & Environment community: communities.springernature.com/posts/porphyry…

Absolutely buzzing to see my work on the Arizona Porphyry Copper deposits published in Nature Geoscience today! I’m extremely proud of this paper and I hope you all find it interesting! Thanks again to all coathuors and support from BHP and the reviewers for all input. 🥳🤠🌋🌎

Really excited to see our #openaccess paper out today! Great work led by Thomas Lamont suggesting Laramide porphyry #copper deposits in the western USA resulted from water-fluxed crustal melting during flat-slab subduction. Huge thanks to BHP & National Environmental Isotope Facility for funding! 🌟🌵🌎🇺🇲

News & Views on this paper by Josh Schwartz Cal State Northridge: nature.com/articles/s4156…