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First group meeting of Fall 2026 in our newly established geochronology lab in the BSB!

Cat Ross | Assistant Professor, Baylor University

Cat is broadly interested in punctuated, high-energy events in Earth’s history using field observations, geo/thermochronology, microstructural analysis, and geochemistry.

NSF EAR Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Colorado Boulder

Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Wisconsin -Madison

Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin

BSc and MSc, McGill University

Postdocs

THIS COULD BE YOU!

We are actively recruiting a postdoc to work on Laser Ablation ICP-MS for geochronologic applications. Please email Cat Ross if interested.

Graduate Students

Bhooma Parthasarathy | Ph.D. student

Bhooma's project interrogates the connection between geochemical, geochronologic, and microstructural signatures of the southern Appalachian mountain building event.

MSc, Missouri State University

BSc, University of Houston -Downtown

Allison Kim | Masters student

Allison works on the microstructural characterization of the Japan Trench plate boundary fault from core from the International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 405 (JTRACK).

BSc, University of California, San Diego

Undergraduate Students

Emily Tunnell | Undergraduate student

Emily is a junior in geosciences and is characterizating silica and calcite cemented faults in the Rio Grande Rift to understand the timing of fluid flow, magmatism, and faulting with Sara.

Major: Geosciences, Minor: Business, Baylor University

Sara Vladisavljevich | Undergraduate student

Sara is a senior in geosciences and is characterizating silica and calcite cemented faults in the Rio Grande Rift to understand the timing of fluid flow, magmatism, and faulting with Emily.

Major: Geosciences, Minor: Statistics, Baylor University

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