Dr. J.C.M. de Hoog (Cees-Jan) EMMAC Research Fellow School of GeoSciences West Mains Road Edinburgh, EH9 3JW United Kingdom tel +44 131 650 8525 lab +44 131 640 4850 fax +44 131 650 7340
	on top of the Kamnik Alps, Slovenia

Research interests

mini CV

• Sept 2009 onwards EMMAC research fellow at the Ion Microprobe Facility in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Edinburgh, UK
• 2006-2009 research associate and ICP-MS lab manager in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Oxford, UK
• 2002-2006 postdoc and ICP-MS lab manager at University of Gothenburg, Sweden, with Dave Cornell
• 2001-2002 postdoc at University of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, with Keiko Hattori
• 1991-2001 M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Geochemistry at University of Utrecht, The Netherlands with Manfred van Bergen

Current research

• Trace element geochemistry of olivine from mantle rocks: applications to geothermobarometry and mantle petrogenesis. This project is now extended to olivine inclusions in diamonds (collaboration with Thomas Stachel, University of Alberta).
• Behaviour of volatiles and fluid-mobile elements during dehydration of subducting serpentinites. Collaborative project with K. Hattori (University of Ottawa)
• Petrogenesis of ultrahigh-pressure eclogites and garnet peridotites from the Pohorje Mountains, Eastern Alps (NE Slovenia). Collaborative project with Marian Janak (Slovak Academia of Science, Bratislava), Mirijam Vrabec (University of Ljubljana), Niko Froitzheim (University of Bonn)
• Into the subduction channel : petrological, geochemical and thermomechanical constraints on subduction processes and plate-slab coupling. Project in Zermat-Saas unit, Western Alps, and the Sistan melange, Iran. Collaborative project with Phillipe Agard and Samual Angiboust (University Paris 6) and Mike Searle, Dave Waters, Tony Watts (Oxford University).
  Partially funded by the British Council (2009-2010)
• Formation and evolution of cratonic roots - distinguishing metasomatic imprint from primary mantle signatures. Case studies from Kaalvallei and Kirkland Lake xenolith suites. Collaborative project with Dan Schulze (University of Toronto).

Analytical stuff

• CO2, H2O and trace elements in melt inclusions
• H2O in nominally anhydrous minerals such as olivine and cpx
• B and Li isotopes in melt inclusions and minerals such as cpx, plag, olivine and tourmaline
• REE and other trace elements in glasses and minerals such as garnet, cpx, zircon
• Ti in quartz thermometry
• trace elements in olivine either by ionprobe, LA-ICP-MS or electron microprobe

Publications