Prof. Dr. Stuart Gilder
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Professor of Geomagnetism
LMU
Office address:
Theresienstr.41
Room C 450
80333 Munich
Born in Hollywood, CA. Had a rock collection since I was 4 years old. Studied in San Francisco, Shanghai, El Paso, Santa Cruz and Paris. I like to travel all over the world and have as much fun as possible.
CV
Since 2006 Professor of Geophysics, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich
2004 – 2006 Director of Geomagnetic Observatories, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
1996 – 2006 Physicien + Physicien Adjoint / Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, France
2000 Habilitation, Université Paris 7
1993 PhD, University of California at Santa Cruz
1989 MSc, University of Texas at El Paso
1985 Mandarin studies, Fudan University, Shanghai
1984 BSc, San Francisco State University
External
- Coordinator of DFG SPP2404- DeepDyn
- Associate Editor, Tectonics
Internal
- Professional avoider of responsibility
- Erdmagnetfeld: Der Antrieb des Geodynamos (LMU News, 07.04.2022)
- Podcast: Putting Brains in Rock Machines (Eos Podcast, 17.08.2020)
- Magnetische Muster im Gehirn (LMU News, 30.07.2016)
- Welt der Physik Podcast - Folge 204 - Erdmagnetfeld: Stuart Gilder über das Erdmagnetfeld (YouTube, 2016)
Research
I am interested in everything magnetic! Magnetism is particularly exciting because it provides access to almost any process in space and time, including Earth and planetary evolution, solar phenomena, the environment, plate tectonics, and life itself-- just to mention a few. I cannot resist working on all these exciting topics.