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Clive Oppenheimer BA PhD

Reader in Volcanology and Remote Sensing

Volcanology, environmental monitoring & atmospheric chemistry.

Biography

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Clive Oppenheimer's main research interests are the controls of volcanic degassing on differentiation and redox state of magmas, and on eruptive processes; the atmospheric chemistry of volcanic plumes; the environmental, climatic and human impacts of volcanism in antiquity; and development of environmental sensing techniques and applications. His main research focus has become Erebus volcano in Antarctica where he has worked with the US Antarctic Program since 2003. He works closely with colleagues at the Institut des Sciences de la Terre d'Orléans and New Mexico Tech.

Clive coordinates the Cambridge Volcanology Group.

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