Bruce C. Frederick, PG, PhD
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Please feel free to contact me anytime with research opportunities or questions:
Given the interdiscplinary nature of my research, I continue to have the good fortune to work with several research groups both internal to KU and at my alma mater - University of Texas-Austin. While a post-doctoral fellow at KU, I have teamed up with Dr. Mike Blum and his Sedimentary Geology research group to better assess source-to-sink dispersal mechanisms and identify geochronologic constraints on the stratigraphic record.
My research interests have also provided for collaborative engagements with other KU research groups notably including Geophysics and Glaciology. Additional external research collaborations with the GBDS Consortium and ICECAP projects at the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics continue.
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Totten Glacier investigation team members (left to right): Jamin Greenbaum, Sean Gulick, Rodrigo Fernandez-Vasquez, Bruce Frederick, David Gwyther
Given the multi-disciplinary nature of our research, we always welcome potential collaboration with colleagues who may provide new analysis, modeling, or technical tools to assist in present and future research. Bright, affable graduate students with a strong penchant for adventure and quantitative reasoning are also highly desirable.
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Geology Department
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