Summary
Jim is a current Research Postgraduate supervised by Prof. Martin Siegert and Prof. Tina van de Flierdt. By using geochemical techniques to trace the provenance of glacial sediments, his research aims to reconstruct the history of the Antarctic ice sheets, with a current focus on the Miocene. He is also interested in integrating radiogenic isotope provenance proxies with numerical ice sheet modelling.
Education
- 2016-2017 MPhil Polar Studies - Homerton College Cambridge
- 2013-2016 BSc Environmental Geoscience - Durham University
Publications
Journals
Pérez LF, De Santis L, McKay RM, et al. , 2022, Early and middle Miocene ice sheet dynamics in the Ross Sea: results from integrated core-log-seismic interpretation, Gsa Bulletin, Vol:134, ISSN:0016-7606, Pages:348-370
Marschalek J, Zurli L, Talarico F, et al. , 2021, A large West Antarctic Ice Sheet explains Early Neogene sea-level amplitude, Nature, Vol:600, ISSN:0028-0836, Pages:450-455
Marschalek J, Gasson E, van de Flierdt T, et al. , A Path to Quantitative Interpretation of Antarctic Sediment Provenance Records