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About meOriginally from Austria, I completed my bachelor and master degree (Diplom) at the Eberhard-Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany before I came to Southern California, where I received a PhD from the University of Southern California in the summer of 2017. I am currently a postdoctoral scholar at the California Institute of Technology working with Claire Bucholz and Jennifer Jackson. |
What's new?
AUGUST 2018: New paper just got accepted to the Journal of Petrology: Ratschbacher et al.: A new workflow to assess emplacement duration and melt residence time of compositionally diverse magmas emplaced in a sub-volcanic reservoir.
JULY 2018: Lots of interesting collaborative research will be presented at this year's Goldschmidt conference in Boston:
FEBRUARY 2018: Collaborative work about a newly discovered Argentina shear zone will be presented at EGU 2018 meeting in Vienna this year: Ratschbacher et al.: Strain localization mechanisms (or lack thereof) in a ~ 10 km wide, syn- to post-magmatic mylonite zone in the Famatinian arc - Details here: www.egu2018.eu/
DECEMBER 2017: Brenhin Keller (Berkeley Geochronology Center), Kyle Samperton (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) and myself will convene a session at the Goldschmidt conference 2018 in Boston on 03B: The Igneous Architecture of Arcs throughout the crustal column - see details here: goldschmidt.info/2018/program/programViewThemes
JULY 2018: Lots of interesting collaborative research will be presented at this year's Goldschmidt conference in Boston:
- Ratschbacher et al.: Magma addition rates in continental arcs: A new calculation protocol and global implications - abstract
- Delph et al.: A geochemical and seismic search for deep, active MASH zones - abstract
- Werts et al.: Volcanic vs Plutonic Hornblende: Tools for discerning crystal accumulation and melt loss - abstract
FEBRUARY 2018: Collaborative work about a newly discovered Argentina shear zone will be presented at EGU 2018 meeting in Vienna this year: Ratschbacher et al.: Strain localization mechanisms (or lack thereof) in a ~ 10 km wide, syn- to post-magmatic mylonite zone in the Famatinian arc - Details here: www.egu2018.eu/
DECEMBER 2017: Brenhin Keller (Berkeley Geochronology Center), Kyle Samperton (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) and myself will convene a session at the Goldschmidt conference 2018 in Boston on 03B: The Igneous Architecture of Arcs throughout the crustal column - see details here: goldschmidt.info/2018/program/programViewThemes