Inherited structural controls on fault geometry, architecture and hydrothermal activity: an example from Grimsel Pass, Switzerland

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Good to see my MSc work (https://t.co/7Zoh9NuBGM) continues to be helpful for interesting, cross-disciplinary science at the Grimsel Pass hydrothermal system, this time on beautiful cockades as earthquake proxies 🤗

26 Jun 2019

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RT @TMBelgrano: Colleagues from @geologyUniBern have shown that meteoric fluids penetrate to ~10 km depth and >210˚C through the hydrotherm…

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Colleagues from @geologyUniBern have shown that meteoric fluids penetrate to ~10 km depth and >210˚C through the hydrothermally active faults I described during my MSc project (https://t.co/9DX2cK0iUC) New paper: https://t.co/QDFNygfCbU

12 Nov 2018

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