Harris C.

Harris C. is a distinguished Professor at the University of Cape Town, with a career spanning affiliations at prestigious institutions including University of Oxford, Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans (Clermont-Ferrand), and Laboratoire GeoRessources (CNRS). Their research focuses on petrogenesis, mineralization processes, and geochemical characterization of geological formations.

• Primary Affiliations: University of Cape Town, Université Jean Monnet Saint Etienne, Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans, University of Oxford
• Research Themes: Mantle source heterogeneity, Isotopic composition analysis, Magmatism, Greenstone belt alteration, Impact crater hydrology

Harris's recent publications (2019–2008) emphasize stable isotope geochemistry in hydrothermal systems and petrogenetic processes in ancient geological formations. Their work spans diverse regions, including the Tuli Basin, Barberton greenstone belt, and Central Andes, reflecting global and regional geological significance.

Scientific Sponsorship has been secured from leading organizations such as:

• National Research Foundation (28.7% of publications)
• Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (7.1%)
• Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
• National Research Foundation of Korea

With over 200 publications and 93.8% co-authorship rate, Harris demonstrates extensive collaborative research. Their work has been cited more than 5,800 times, achieving an H-index of 39 and an average impact factor of 6.