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Caroline Eakin is a Fellow and Senior Lecturer specializing in Geophysics at the Australian National University. Her research focuses on observational seismology and geodynamics, particularly in the context of plate tectonic processes. Eakin employs seismic anisotropy as a primary observational tool to investigate mantle flow patterns and the dynamics of Earth's interior. Her research spans various tectonic settings, including both regional and global scales, such as subduction zones and mid-ocean ridges, as well as the Australian continental interior. Eakin received her PhD in Geophysics from Yale University in 2015. She is actively supervising research students in her field, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and exploration in geophysical sciences.
Australian National University • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Geophysics, focusing on observational seismology and geodynamics.
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