The Center for Isotope Geoscience is an interdisciplinary center dedicated to the improvement of analytical techniques for measuring isotopic variations in natural and man-made materials, the application of these data to the solution of fundamental problems in the Geosciences, and the communication of this knowledge through educational activities. The CIG occupies >3000 square feet of recently renovated laboratory space in Williamson Hall in the core of the University's main academic campus. Overall, faculty from three colleges and many departments at the University of Florida conduct isotopically-based research in four primary areas:
Paleoclimatology/Paleolimnology/Paleoceanography/Paleoecology
Paleocultural/Anthropological Studies
Crust-Mantle
Evolution
Tectonics and
Geodynamics
Geochronology/Thermochronology
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