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Dr Luke Milan

Senior Lecturer in Earth Sciences - School of Environmental and Rural Science

Phone: +61 2 6773 2019

Biography

Dr Luke Milan main research interests revolves around elucidating records of past tectonic events from ancient dynamic plate boundaries. He is a field-based geologist who enjoys incorporating field mapping, structural analysis, geochronology, geochemistry and petrology to unravel the processes that occur at these ancient plate boundaries.

Teaching Areas

GEOL110 - Our Blue Planet

GEOL120 - Dynamic Earth

GEOL208 - Structural and Metamorphic Geology

GEOL313 - Environmental Geology

Primary Research Area/s

geology; tectonics; petrology and geochemistry; geochronology

Research Supervision Experience

Current PhD:

Damien Wilkinson
Steven Doherty (co-supervisor)

Current honours:

Serena Chandler-Ho
Adam Banister
Thomas Leckie

Past PhD:

Dr Zaman Ahaduzzaman (co-supervisor)

Past Honours:

Jonathan Van Roest
Gabby Kassulke
Chris Slominski
Thomas Walters
Dale Vrenegoor

Publications

Google Scholar Profile

Memberships

Geological Society of Australia

AUSIMM

Geological Society of America

The Geochemical Society

External Profiles

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