Dr Jim Marschalek

Faculty of Engineering, Department of Earth Science & Engineering

Research Assistant

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Location

Royal School of MinesSouth Kensington Campus

Summary

Jim is a Research Associate working with Prof. Tina van de Flierdt on reconstructing Antarctic ice sheet history, with a current focus on the Pleistocene. He uses geochemical techniques to trace the provenance of Antarctic sediments and is also interested in integrating sediment provenance proxies with numerical ice sheet modelling.

Education

2018-2022 PhD - Imperial College London
2016-2017 MPhil Polar Studies - Cambridge University
2013-2016 BSc Environmental Geoscience - Durham University

Publications

Journals

Pérez LF, De Santis L, McKay RM, et al.Pérez LF, De Santis L, McKay RM, Larter RD, Ash J, Bart PJ, Böhm G, Brancatelli G, Brown I, Colleoni F, Dodd JP, Geletti R, Harwood DM, Kuhn G, Laberg JS, Leckie RM, Levy RH, Marschalek J, Mateo Z, Naish TR, Sangiorgi F, Shevenell A, Sorlien CC, van de Flierdt T, IODP Expedition 374 Scientists close, 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.Marschalek J, Zurli L, Talarico F, van de Flierdt T, Vermeesch P, Carter A, Beny F, Bout-Roumazeilles V, Sangiorgi F, Hemming S, Perez L, Colleoni F, Prebble J, van Peer T, Perotti M, Shevenell A, Browne I, Kulhanek D, Levy R, Harwood D, Sullivan N, Meyers S, Griffith E, Hillenbrand C-D, Gasson E, Siegert M, Keisling B, Licht K, Kuhn G, Dodd J, Boshuis C, De Santis L, McKay R close, 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.Marschalek J, Gasson E, van de Flierdt T, Hillenbrand C-D, Siegert M close, A Path to Quantitative Interpretation of Antarctic Sediment Provenance Records

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