Isra is an experimental igneous petrologist with an interest in the composition and melting behaviour of the mantle. Her recent work has focussed on the role volatile elements play in the deep Earth, and how these volatiles can ultimately affect the mobility of base and precious metals during mantle melting. Isra has applied these results to magmatic sulfide deposits with the aim to broaden our understanding of processes that lead to ore genesis from diverse mantle components.
Isra completed her Ph.D at University College London in 2019, before moving to Sydney Australia to take up a postdoctoral fellowship at Macquarie University. She has just made the move to the west coast to begin her appointment as a researcher and lecturer in igneous petrology and geochemistry at the University of Western Australia.
My Work
• Helping geologists around the globe optimise their core shed workflows, minimise workplace injuries and protect and catalogue their core
• Geoscience Champion, passionate about sharing stories & learnings in geoscience with geology webinars
My Passions
• Travel Addict
• Care about helping & connecting with others
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