The following people are in this group:
Dr Alan Baird Honorary Senior Research Associate Tel. (0117) 954 5245 alan.baird@bristol.ac.uk
Mr Mohd Al Farid Bin Abraham Demonstrator farid.binabraham@bristol.ac.uk
Professor Jon Blundy Honorary Professor Tel. (0117) 954 5447 jon.blundy@bristol.ac.uk
Dr Heather Buss Associate Professor in Biogeochemical Weathering Tel. (0117)3314751 h.buss@bristol.ac.uk
Miss Damaris Butters Demonstrator Tel. (0117) 954 5243 damaris.butters@bristol.ac.uk
Dr Frances Cooper Senior Lecturer Tel. (0117) 954 5428 frances.cooper@bristol.ac.uk
Miss Lia Ituarte GIS Developer Tel. (0117) 954 5366 lia.ls.ituarte@bristol.ac.uk
Professor John Michael Kendall Honorary Professor Tel. (0117) 331 5126 gljmk@bristol.ac.uk
Miss Cindy Lim Shin Yee Geology (PhD) cindy.lim@bristol.ac.uk
Professor Alison Rust Professor of Physical Volcanology Tel. (0117) 954 5303 alison.rust@bristol.ac.uk
Professor Tom Scott Professor in Materials Tel. (0117) 4550682 t.b.scott@bristol.ac.uk
Professor David Sherman Emeritus Professor Tel. (0117) 954 5446 dave.sherman@bristol.ac.uk
Ms Rattana Thirathititham Geology (PhD) Tel. (0117) 954 5695 rattana.thirathititham@bristol.ac.uk
Professor Maurice Tucker Visiting Professor Tel. (0117) 954 5643 maurice.tucker@bristol.ac.uk
Dr James Verdon Lecturer Tel. (0117) 954 5446 james.verdon@bristol.ac.uk
Dr Maximilian Werner Associate Professor of Geophysics and Natural Hazards Tel. (0117) 4550620 max.werner@bristol.ac.uk
Professor Fiona Whitaker Professor of Earth Sciences Tel. (0117) 954 5227 fiona.whitaker@bristol.ac.uk
Professor James Wookey Professor of Geophysics Tel. (0117) 954 5425 j.wookey@bristol.ac.uk
Applied research in Earth Sciences at Bristol focuses on developing a fundamental understanding of processes to better evaluate and predict natural resources, and to mitigate environmental impacts of exploitation.
Using remote images of hydrocarbon reservoirs and ore bodies, the Geophysics Group studies complex properties such as fracturing and fluid movement to maximise both productivity and safety in extraction.
The Carbonates Group focuses on developing a predictive understanding of porosity and permeability evolution in carbonate systems from field studies and numerical modelling.
Subsurface storage of CO2 is an emerging theme and Bristol CO2 Group (BCOG) works on improving monitoring and modelling of CO2 migration, CO2-rock reactions and their geomechanical impact.
The Petrology (formerly BEEST) group combines high pressure experiments and thermodynamics to better understand both hydrothermal ore and diamond deposits.
Finally, by linking molecular-level geochemistry with innovative technologies for interface analysis we are developing new approaches to environmental remediation.
