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Dr. Kathryn Bethune is a Professor at the University of Regina, specializing in structural geology, metamorphic petrology, and tectonics. Her research primarily focuses on the structural and metamorphic processes in Precambrian orogenic belts, with significant emphasis on the Canadian Shield. Her expertise includes field structural geology, interaction between structure and metamorphism, and the applications of geochronology in tectonics. She has contributed to substantial publications about uranium deposits and Precambrian geological studies. Prior to her role at the University of Regina, she worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Geological Survey Canada and Queen's University. Dr. Bethune has served as an Associate Editor for the Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences and as a Guest Editor for special issues pertaining to Precambrian research. Her teaching subjects range from introductory to advanced structural geology and metamorphic petrology, engaging students in geological field studies and structural analysis of rocks. With numerous publications in recognized journals, Dr. Bethune has advanced the understanding of geological features and mineral deposits in her areas of study.
Geological Survey Canada • Canada
Conducted research in structural geology and tectonics.
Queen's University • Canada
Engaged in research projects on metamorphic petrology.
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