I have completed my Ph.D between the University of Paris 6 and the University of Sydney in 2006. During my PhD studies I conducted interdisciplinary research to characterised and model the geometry and hydrodynamics of a Mesoarchean plumbing system in the Pilbara, to constrain the scale and magnitude of fluid circulations, their relationships with Archaean crustal geodynamics and their impact on the formation of ore deposits. From 2006 to late 2007 I spent 18 months expanding my skills and experience in mineral exploration as a structural geologist for Mercator Gold Australia. I have joined CET at UWA in October 2007 and I have been the Hammond and Nisbet Fellow from 2015 to 2024. I am currently an associate professor at the Centre for Exploration Targeting at theSchool of Earth Sciences (UWA). My research focuses on geodynamic and tectonic processes, their petrological and geochemical impacts, and their controls on the formation of ore deposits.
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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