PhD candidate, University of Liverpool
In 2010 I started my undergrad in Earth Sciences at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. I graduated with a project in palaeomagnetism, for which I first visited Liverpool to use their lab. In 2014 I started my masters at the same university, in Earth Structure and Dynamics, or geophysics. After this MSc I returned to Liverpool for longer, to start a PhD in palaeomagnetism. I am studying the magnetic field in the South Atlantic region between 8 - 12 million years ago and how this region differs from the rest of the Earth's magnetic field.
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Jul 21, 2020 14:00 pm UTC| Science
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