Dr Samuel C Boone
Lecturer in Geology
University of Sydney, School of Geosciences
I am a geoscientist working to better understand Earth’s dynamic evolution by studying the thermal and tectonic history of the crust in relation to the growth and breakup of continents. To do this, I integrate field observations and structural geology with low-temperature thermochronology, geochronology, geochemistry and numerical modelling techniques.
I am a member of the EarthByte Group, work closely with the Melbourne Thermochronology Research Group and the University of Adelaide Tectonics and Earth Systems Group, am on the Editorial Board of the Journal of the Geological Society of London, and am the AuScope Geochemistry Network Platform Architecture Advisor.
Select Past & Upcoming Talks
12 Dec 2024
Polish Academy of Sciences
Institute of Geological Studies
Krakow, Poland
A Global Modelling Framework for Disentangling Tectonic, Geodynamic & Climate Drivers of Deep-Time Exhumation Histories
28 Nov 2024
University College London
Earth Sciences GoGoSeminar
London, UK
A Global Modelling Framework for Disentangling Tectonic, Geodynamic & Climate Drivers of Deep-Time Exhumation Histories
29 Mar 2024
Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, New York, USA
27 Mar 2024
Stony Brook University,
New York, USA
AusGeochem: Potential as an IODP Drill Core Digital Archive and Virtual Expedition Tool
Thermochronological Insights into Continental Breakup
10 Jun 2022
Polish Academy of Sciences
Krakow, Poland
Thermochronological Insights into Continental Breakup: From AI to Big Data, Multi-scale thermal evolution constraints on the rifting history of East Africa
Why Do Continents Break Apart?
