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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
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