Awards

Bullard Lecture

Edward Bullard Lecture (2002-present)

  • 2023: Richard J. Harrison, "3D Imaging for Rock and Environmental Magnetism: From Single Crystals to Single Atoms" 
  • 2022: Catherine Constable, "Earth's Dynamic Magnetic Field: Centennial to Million Year Time Scales"
  • 2021: Barbara A. Maher, "Environmental (Geo)magnetism: Innovative Problem-Solving, from Paleoclimates to Pollution, Via Ubiquitous Magnetic Particulates, Natural and Anthropogenic"
  • 2020: Andrew P. Roberts, "Mineral Magnetism: Some Surprises and Future Challenges"
  • 2019: Gauthier Hulot, “Observing, Understanding and Predicting the Earth's Magnetic Field: Successes and Challenges”
  • 2018: Lisa Tauxe, “Hunting the Magnetic Field”
  • 2017: Kenneth Kodama, “Determining the Accuracy of Paleomagnetic Remanence and High-Resolution Chronostratigraphy for Sedimentary Rocks using Rock Magnetics”
  • 2016: Nils Olsen, “From Oersted to Swarm”
  • 2015: Steven Constable, “Water and Electricity Do Mix: Studying Plates, Petroleum, and Permafrost using Marine Electromagnetism”
  • 2014: Catherine Johnson, “Mercury’s Magnetic Field”
  • 2013: Steven C. Cande, “Kinematic constraints on the forces driving the rapid motion of India in the Late Cretaceous and early Cenozoic”
  • 2012: Kathy Whaler, “Magnetotelluric studies in East Africa”
  • 2011: David Dunlop, “Rock Magnetism: Successes and Mysteries”
  • 2010: Andrew Jackson, “Geomagnetic Secular Variation as a Window on the Dynamics of Earth’s Core”
  • 2009: Suzanne A. McEnroe, “Rocks that remember”
  • 2008: James E.T. Channell, “Excursions and paleointensity: integration of magnetic and oxygen isotope stratigraphies”,
  • 2007: Peter Olson, “On the trail of Bullard’s dynamo”
  • 2006: Daniel Lathrop, “Building laboratory models of planetary cores”
  • 2005: Cor Langereis, “The recording of the ancient geomagnetic field”
  • 2004: John Tarduno, “Hot spot motion, scales of mantle convection, and the long-term history of the geodynamo”
  • 2003: Jeremy Bloxham, “Progress towards understanding the geodynamo from observations and numerical models”
  • 2002: Vincent Courtillot, “Plumes and Earth’s Dynamic History: from Core to Biosphere”

Allan Cox Lecture (1988-2001)

  • K.A. Hoffman, “Paleomagnetic observations of reversals: the search for systematics,” 2001
  • R.S. Coe, “Understanding geomagnetic reversals,” 2000
  • D. Gubbins, “Waves in the core,” 1999
  • D. V. Kent, 1998
  • R. Van der Voo, 1997
  • N. D. Opdyke, 1996
  • W. Lowrie, 1995
  • S. Banerjee, 1994
  • M. McElhinny, 1993
  • E. Irving, 1992
  • R. T. Merrill, 1991
  • M. Fuller, 1990
  • K. M. Creer, 1988