Sam Wimpenny

Name:	Sam Wimpenny
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	14 Feb 2022, 5:35 p.m.

Public lists managed by Sam Wimpenny

• Geoscience in Context

Talks given by Sam Wimpenny

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• Post-seismic Deformation and Fault Mechanics at Bam, Iran

Talks organised by Sam Wimpenny

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• Towards the origins of lower-mantle heterogeneities: from seismic models to mineral physics (***CANCELLED DUE TO STRIKES***)
• The interior of Mars revealed by seismology – 1000 sols of InSight
• What can evolving seismic anisotropy tell us about the 2018 Kilauea eruption?
• Closing the gap - fluid transport properties of rocks deforming in the ductile regime
• Creeping gabbro: Mafic rock deformation from nature and experiments
• "The hunt for red noise: scale, power and colour in the Earth Sciences” and “Can faults get weaker? Evidence from the Mochiyama earthquake swarm"
• Its A Hot Beach Summer
• Bullard Research Symposium
• Geoscience in Context: A clean energy future isn't set in stone
• Seismic evidence for partial melt below tectonic plates
• Strain localization during temperature-sensitive creep in the Alpine Fault Zone
• Tectonics of the Salton Trough and Northern Gulf of California
• The 2018 eruption of Kīlauea Volcano: Unprecedented insight into the onset and evolution of a caldera collapse
• Precision Seismology: From Source to Plate Boundary Scales
• Supershear Earthquakes: Theory, Experiments and Natural Observations
• Habitability in the Solar System
• Core formation on Earth and Mars
• When climate loads the Earth: rheology from geodesy
• Once Broken, Hard to Mend: Structural Inheritance and the Quakes that Shake Our World
• Bullard Lightning Talks
• Title to be confirmed
• Landscape evolution on Mars: characterizing the ancient hydroclimate using paleolake morphologies
• Relationships between slow slip, megathrust locking, seismicity, and structure at the Hikurangi subduction zone, New Zealand
• Mantle seismic imaging from top to bottom: subduction dynamics, transition zone topography and core-mantle boundary anisotropy