Craig Walton – geoscientist

4th year PhD student based in the Department of Earth Sciences, at the University of Cambridge (supervised by Dr Oliver Shorttle).

I am currently focussed on the following research projects:

  1. Building phosphate mineral texture-age records of collisional evolution in the inner Solar System
  2. Exploring the interactions between geo- and prebiotic chemistry
  3. Modelling the long-term evolution of the global phosphorus cycle

My interests span cosmochemistry, the origins of life, and global biogeochemical evolution. I am always up to chat science, and welcome email correspondence if you have an idea or any questions about my work and research topics. I can be reached at crw59@cam.ac.uk.

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Outreach:

2021:

NASA PCE3 – Phosphorus in Prebiotic Chemistry and Early Earth – Art Omran – Craig Walton – Matthew Pasek

Phosphorus and the early Solar System – The Cosmic Cast podcast

2020:

Astronomy on tap: meteorites – messengers from the early solar system

 

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Craig Walton – geoscientist

4th year PhD student based in the Department of Earth Sciences, at the University of Cambridge (supervised by Dr Oliver Shorttle). I am currently focussed on the following research projects: Building phosphate mineral texture-age records of collisional evolution in the inner Solar System Exploring the interactions between geo- and prebiotic chemistry Modelling the long-term evolution… Continue reading Craig Walton – geoscientist

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