Behavior and evolution of magmatic and volcanic systems. Studies of silicate melt inclusions. Development and application of in-situ trace element and isotopic measurement techniques in the Earth Sciences.
B.Sc. (Hons) Geology , University of New England, Australia, 1989
Ph.D. Geology and Geochemistry, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, 1995
Oregon State University Environmental Monitoring, Analysis and Process Recognition Lab
Geospatial analysis, remote sensing, modeling, landscape ecology, disturbance dynamics, computational methods.
Marine Geology, Igneous Geochemistry
Chemical geodynamics of mantle plumes and subduction zones; Hotspot - spreading ridge interaction; Volcanology of seamounts; Origin of diamonds
BS Geology (with Honors), University of Florida, 1985
MS Marine Geology, Oregon State University, 1989
PhD Marine Geology, Oregon State University, 1996
Seascape ecology, remote sensing, global change
To reveal seascapes, Maria Kavanaugh zooms out – way out (February, 2018)
Dissolved gases, isotope biogeochemistry, marine biological pump, and marine carbon cycle
Late Season Productivity, Carbon, and Nutrients in a Changing Arctic
Dr. Hutchings research interests revolve around sea ice dynamics and mechanics. She is active in field work to support validation and development of rheological models of sea ice deformation for climate investigations and ice drift and dispersion forecasting. Jenny participates in the development and use of sea ice rheology models in climate and regional studies.
Courtesy
University of Waikato
Working with Ocean Mixing Group
kenneth.hughes@oregonstate.edu
