About
Jack Longman is a Researcher in the Department of Geography at Northumbria University, specializing in volcanic impacts on climate, carbon cycle dynamics, and marine organic matter preservation. His work integrates field studies with advanced geochemical analysis and probabilistic modeling.
Research Interests:
- Volcanic ash diagenesis and its influence on global carbon budgets
- Deep-time palaeoclimate reconstruction using terrestrial and marine archives
- Heavy metal pollution trends across geological timescales
- Human-climate interactions during the Holocene
- Development of mass spectrometric techniques for precise isotope analysis
- Marine greenhouse gas removal strategies through volcanic ash deposition
Scientific Awards:
- Fellow of the Geological Society (2023)
Supervision: Currently supervising Andrew Burnham's PhD research on volcanic-climate linkages using speleothem records.
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