corners
Jackson School of Geosciences
Geology Department
Department of Geological SciencesBureau of Economic GeologyInstitute for Geophysics
About DGS Contacts Chairman's Welcome Directions & Map Academic Community Support & Opportunities Facilities Size & Scope Rankings Great Advances
About JSG Alumni News & Events JSG People JSG Research JSG Resources
 & Facilities
Undergrad Main Admissions Academics Geoscience Courses Student Life GEO660: Field Geology Careers Current Undergraduates
Graduate Main Admissions & Support Academics Geoscience Courses Student Life Energy & Earth Resources Careers Current Grad Students
Faculty & Research Main A-Z Faculty Directory Expertise Guide Education and Research Groups Research Program & Centers Faculty Search Positions
Careers Main Career Services for Students For Recruiters Current Job Postings Recruiting Schedule Recruiting FAQs List of Recruiters Placement Statistics Career Links
Resources & Facilities Computing Facilities Laboratory Contacts Geology Library Room Schedule On-Line-forms Related UT Austin Units
DGS Faculty & Staff JSG Directory Dean’s Off/Foundation BEG Staff List UTIG People UT Directory
Paleomagnetics Main People Equipment Research Possibilities Lab Users Downloads Related Sites 		Paleomagnetics

"Paleomagnetism provided some of the quantitative data about past locations of continents and oceanic plates; these observations have become cornerstones of plate tectonic theory." -Robert F. Butler

Maglab contacts
Office: GEO 1.204C (in the basement)
Phone: 512-232-5645
E-mail:
jack@utig.ig.utexas.edu

spacer

People

Many people contribute to the establishment and upkeep of the Paleomagnetics Lab. Since January of 2008 the lab has seen quite a few upgrades. Projects from all continents and many exotic locations have been analyzed in this lab from: Libya and Namibia, Africa to Argentina and Columbia, South America. And that was only summer 2008!

 

Photo of Jack Holt   Photo of Brian Horton
Jack Holt (email) Director/Researcher
Martian Radar Sounding, Airborne Geophysical Survey of Amundsen Sea Embayment, Terrestrial Analogs of Martian Radar Targets in Antarctica
   Brian Horton (email)
Faculty/Researcher Sedimentary Processes in Modern and Ancient Basins
Photo of John Kappelman   Photo of Wulf Gose
John Kappelman (email)Faculty/Researcher
Evolutionary History of Primates Especially Hominids
   Wulf Gose (email)
Research Scientist Emeritus
Photo of Isaac Smith  
Isaac Smith (email)Graduate Student/
The Lab Technician		   Junsheng Nie (email)
Manager/Postdoc
Environmental Magnetism, Paleomagnetism
pentagonite