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Cosmic Dust: The fastest little rocks on Earth

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Part of Sedgwick Club Conference 2017

Matt is a senior lecture at Imperial college London whose research focuses on the nature of micrometeorites and meteoritics. Matt recently hit the headlines with a Geology paper noting the discovery of micro-meteorites in the gutters of Oslo.

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