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Cat Ross | Assistant Professor, Baylor University
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
Postdocs
THIS COULD BE YOU!
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
Graduate Students
Bhooma Parthasarathy | Ph.D. student
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 Kim | Masters student
Allison works on the microstructural characterization of the Japan Trench plate boundary fault.
BSc, University of California, San Diego
Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate Students
Emily Tunnell | Undergraduate student
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.
Major: Geosciences, Minor: Business, Baylor University
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