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Margaret Forster is an Associate Professor at the Australian National University, focusing on Argon Geochronology within the Research School of Earth Sciences. She earned her Ph.D. in Earth Sciences from Monash University in 2003, following her Master’s degree in 1996 and her Bachelor’s degree in 1994, both also from Monash University. Her professional background includes significant roles, such as Project Director for the National Argon Map and involvement in various research projects related to geochronology and the structural geology of major tectonic regions. Forster's research primarily investigates the deformation events and thermal histories of metamorphic and igneous terranes across diverse geographical areas, including the Australian lithosphere and Southeast Asia. She has been actively engaged in numerous research projects and collaborations, contributing significantly to the advancement of knowledge in her field.
Argon Laboratory, Australian National University • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Oversees academic activities and research initiatives in the Argon Laboratory.
Australian National University •
Conducted research projects focusing on structure and tectonics and Argon geochronology.
University of Melbourne •
Specialized in Argon geochronology and structural tectonics.
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