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Geoffrey Bromiley
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Lecturer in Experimental Geoscience and Earth Materials Science
geoffrey.bromiley@ed.ac.uk
Tel. +44 (0)131 650 8519
Fax. +44 (0)131 668 3184
I am a lecturer in the School of GeoSciences and Centre for Science at Extreme Conditions at the University of Edinburgh. I use large-volume high-pressure/temperature techniques to study the behaviour of materials under extreme conditions. My research adopts a cross-disciplinary approach, using rigorous investigation of the physics and chemistry of minerals to inform on large scale geological problems. Principally I am interested in processes occurring deep within planetary interiors, although I have research interests outside of the geosciences such as using high-pressure techniques to synthesise novel materials with useful physical properties.
NERC quota Phd projects now available on-line (application deadline 1st Feb).......
Probing the water content of Earth's mantle: hydrogen mobility under extreme conditions
Thermal diffusion in planetary interiors: Isotope fractionation and the Soret effect
If you have any questions regarding these topics please send me an email, and we can discuss them in a lot more detail.Link to School's page on physical science PhD projects