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Martyn Drury is a Professor at Utrecht University, specializing in Structural Geology and Electron Microscopy. His research focuses on understanding nano-scale processes that govern the dynamics and history of the Earth. He utilizes advanced techniques such as Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) to study microstructures, defects in minerals and rocks, and the physical properties that influence mechanical strength and transport properties. His studies of microstructures aim to unravel the geological history of mineral growth, particularly transformations that occur in extreme high-pressure environments produced by deep Earth processes and impacts from extraterrestrial bodies. Drury has been recognized with prestigious awards including the Queen Elizabeth II Fellowship in 1992 and the NWO PIONIER in 1995. He continues to lead research initiatives in geology and microscopy, contributing significantly to the understanding of Earth's material properties and geological processes.
Utrecht University • Utrecht
Professor in Structural Geology and Electron Microscopy.
Department of Psychology