School of Earth System Science
Professor
robertme@tju.edu.cn
Rm323, Building NO.16, Weijin Campus, TJU
Professor Robert Mark Ellam is a well-known isotopic geochemist, academician (Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh), and was the Director of SUERC, a leading UK centre for isotope science affiliated to the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. Professor Ellam has made many outstanding contributions to geochemistry, earth dynamics, especially the structure and evolution of the North Atlantic region, and environmental radioactivity. He was previously Copernicus Visiting Scientist at the University of Ferrara, an Honorary Professor at TJU and is one of the top two percent of cited scientists globally.
- Doctoral degree| The Open University| EarthScience| 1987
- Bachelor’s Degree| Imperial College, London| Geography| 1983
- Isotope geochemistry, igneous petrogenesis, environmental geochemistry, mass spectrometry, geodynamics.
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2023.9-Now
School of Earth System Science | Tianjin University | Professor  -
1990.5-2021.12
SUERC | University of Glasgow | Director | Professor  -
1986.1-1989.12
Earth Sciences | Oxford University | PDRA 
- Papers
- [1] MC-ICP-MS analysis of non-natural U isotope ratios using a 229Th/232Th external mass bias correction
- [2] New constraints on the petrogenesis of the Nuanetsi picrite basalts from Pb and Hf isotope data
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- [3] Coherent He-Nd-Sr isotope trends in high 3He/4He basalts: implications for a common reservoir, mantle heterogeneity and convection
- [4] Uranium and thorium isotope ratio measurements using multiple collector inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry with multi-ion-counting detectors
- [5] The Sub-lithospheric Source of North Atlantic Basalts: Evidence for, and Significance of, a Common End-member
- [6] Petrogenesis of late stage magmatism at Hold with Hope, East Greenland
- [7] Evidence from Re-Os isotopes for plume-lithosphere mixing in Karoo flood basalt genesis
- [8] Elemental and isotopic variations in subduction-related basalts: evidence for a three component model
- Honors & Awards
- [1] Copernicus Visiting Scientist