Simon Hansen Serre
PhD fellow
Geology
Øster Voldgade 10, 1350 København K, Område VI, Building: 06-2-691
2019 - present: Ph.D Fellow, University of Copenhagen
2016 - 2019: Geologist, Geological Survey og Denmark and Greenland (GEUS)
2013 - 2016: M.Sc degree in Geology-Geosciences, University of Copenhagen
My main research interests involve ultramafic mantle rocks, the conditions of their formation and processes involved during mantle melting and emplacement in Earth's lithosphere. I currently work with early archean to hadean ultramafics from SW Greenland and plan to constrain the timing of formation and geochemical aspects of these rocks to further the understanding of chemo-physical conditions during the early Earth (over 4 billion years ago). I use several petrological and geochemical techniques as well as field observations obtained during remote field work in SW Greeenland. During my time at GEUS, I have worked extensively with U-Pb dating through LA-ICP-MS measurements and the development of analytical protocols for trace element analyses of both geological and biological samples.
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Analysis of cod otolith microchemistry by continuous line transects using LA-ICP-MS
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The ongoing search for the oldest rock on the Danish island of Bornholm: new U-Pb zircon ages for a quartzrich xenolith and country rock from the Svaneke Granite
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