Geotectonics

 Geotectonics deals with solid earth phenomena on a global scale and the timescale of the earth’s history. Recent interests are radioactive dating, isotope analysis, and deformation mechanisms of fault rocks. The research methods are mainly observations and measurements during field work, indoor analyses and experiments using rock samples, employing modeling and theories to support them. Our research and education are at the forefront of the field of geotectonics. We aim to substantially clarify multiple aspects of geotectonic phenomena.

Member

Name Research fields Affiliation
Professor
Takahiro TAGAMI
Geochronology, Thermochronology, Tectonics, Volcanism Department of Geology and Mineralogy
Assistant Professor
Akito TSUTSUMI
Structual Geology, Tectonophysics Department of Geology and Mineralogy
Assistant Professor
Yumiko WATANABE
Geochemistry Department of Geology and Mineralogy