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Far Field Effects of the India-Eurasia Collision in Central Asia as Revealed by Low Temperature Thermochronology

Program

Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program

Program Country

Grant Activity Type

Research

Discipline

Academic Year

Dates

February 2004 - January 2005

Flex

No

Scholar type

Non-U.S. (Visiting) Scholar

Project Title

Far Field Effects of the India-Eurasia Collision in Central Asia as Revealed by Low Temperature Thermochronology

Scholar Information

Grantee

Johan De Grave

Title

Research Assistant

Institution

University of Ghent

Department

Department of Geology and Soil Science

Host Institutions

Institution

Stanford University

Faculty

Dr. Michael McWilliams

Host Department

Geological and Environmental Sciences