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Margaret Hartley is a Reader at the University of Manchester, where she focuses on understanding and quantifying processes in volcanic systems. With a PhD from the University of Edinburgh and a BA/MSci in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge, her research delves into various aspects of volcanology, including melt generation, magma differentiation, and volcanic gas budgets. She employs a range of methodologies such as geological observations, field studies, geochemical microanalysis, and modeling to achieve her research objectives. Her work aims to uncover the links between mantle melting and magmatic processes, addressing both terrestrial and extraterrestrial magmatic systems. Hartley's contributions to the field emphasize the importance of geochemical heterogeneity and the evolution of mantle magmas. She actively participates in collaborative research projects and has a keen interest in educational mentorship, accepting PhD students in her area of expertise.
University of Manchester • Manchester, ENG, UK
Conducts research and teaches in the area of Earth Sciences, focusing on volcanic and igneous processes.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.