Chloe Bonamici

Research

My science lives at the crossroads of geochemistry, petrology, and structural geology. I use these different branches of geology to investigate fluid movement in the deep earth, thermal histories, chemical signatures of rock deformation, and rates of geologic processes. My main research tools are field mapping, petrography, and forms of in situ microanalysis, including electron microprobe, electron-backscatter diffraction, and secondary ion mass spectrometry.  For details about specific research applications, please visit my research page.

Publications

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Teaching

• GEOSCI 100 – Introductory Geology
• GEOSCI 370 – Elementary Petrology (Spring 2022)
• GEOSCI 375 – Principles of Geochemistry
• GEOSCI 456 – Geologic Field Methods
• GEOSCI 457 – White Lake Field Exercise
• GEOSCI 557 – Structural Petrology
• GEOSCI 970 – Seminar: Geochemistry (Spring 2022)

Current Graduate Students

• Noah Brown
• Khalil Droubi
• Taryn Isenburg