Prof. Seth John
Professor John’s Marine Trace Element Laboratory (MTEL) studies the isotope geochemistry of trace-metals in order to understand how these crucial micronutrients support life in the modern ocean, and how they can be used as proxies to understand the history of biological and geological earth processes
Prof. Dr Jiang Shao-Yong
Leading Geochemist in China, Specialist on ore geochemistry, PGE elements and Precambrian/Cambrian Geology
Prof. Dr. Harry Becker
Specialist on Early Earth, Solar System, Mantle Geochemistry and Precambrian Surface System
Dr. Stephen Galer
Long living radioactive system (Sr, Nd, Pb) research for Paleoclimate reconstruction. Cd isotope geochemistry in aqueous and solid systems, TIMS specialist
Dr. Daniel David Gregory
Specialist on in situ sulphide trace metal abundances as tracer of nutrient flux and ocean oxygenation in Earth's History
Dr. Chunhui Li
Specialist in highly siderophile and chalcophile elements and non-traditional stable isotopes (Cu and V).
Dr. Stephan Schuth
Specialist on novel metal stable isotopes in low and high temperature systems
Dr. Sebastian Viehman
Specialist on REE+Y and Nd-Hf isotope signature in Paleoseawater archives, Sm/Nd, Lu/Hf geochronologist
Dr. Michael Steiner
Specialist on Precambrian/Cambrian Strata and Microfossil assemblages
Dr. Li Da
Specialist on Precambran/Cambrian Lithologies. Sr, C, O, U and I isotope Geochemist
Prof. Dr. Shouye Yang
Specialist in provenance analyses of river sediments using various geochemical tools