Adam Maloof - About Me
Adam Maloof joined the faculty as an assistant professor of geology in July 2006. Research in Maloof's Earth history group relies on original field observations, at the scale of maps, rock outcrops, and thin sections. The group's current focus involves using sedimentary and volcanic rocks to extract information about Earth's ancient magnetic field and the relative motion of continents, perturbations to the global carbon cycle, and climate change.
News
- Congratulations to Jon Husson and Nick Swanson-Hysell who both just tied knots!
- Our paper on the behavior of the late Mesoproterozoic geomagnetic field and the rapid equator-wards of North America has just been published in Nature Geoscience and highlighted here 1, 2.
- Nick Swanson-Hysell and I just presented work from Australia and Ontario at the Geological Society of London Fermor Meeting 2009: Supercontinents, Superplumes and Scotland.
- Welcome to Princeton Ryan Ewing, John Higgins, and Kevin Lewis, three new postdocs that are going to devastate Guyot Hall.
- Congratulations to Nick Swanson-Hysell who was awarded the Arnold Guyot Teaching Award.
- Jon Husson, Nick Swanson-Hysell and I completed successful field seasons in the Neoproterozoic of Central and South Australia.