Dr. Brendan Dyck
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Dr. Jamie Cutts
Jamie is a geochronologist and geochemist mainly interested in applying novel high-precision and high-resolution techniques to constraining the timing and rates of orogenic processes. These interests began during his B.Sc honours thesis and continued through his PhD (2015-2019) and a Post-Doctoral Fellowship (2015-2021) at the University of British Columbia – Vancouver during which he mainly applied the Lu-Hf garnet geochronology method to Ultrahigh-Pressure rocks exposed in the Western Gneiss Complex in Norway. His current work at the University of British Columbia – Okanagan is focussed on the Great Slave Lake shear zone in the Northwest Territories, which is a crustal-scale shear zone between the Archean Slave and Rae cratons and that has a complex poly-metamorphic history.
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Will Mckenzie
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Dana Šilerová
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Alix Osinchuk
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