Dr Jackie Kendrick Ph.D

I work in rock mechanics with applications to volcanology and geothermal energy, and I am an avid field geologist. I'm a former Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of Liverpool, and now honorary Research Associate.

My areas of research include: the frictional properties of volcanic rocks and magma; explosive-effisive transitions; complex magma rheology; the geomagnetic properties of volcanic fault rocks; evolution of rock and magma permeability during deformation; the seismic signals of rock failure and slip; porosity-permeability evolution during sintering or deformation; rock and magma fracture and healing etc.

• Outstanding Young Scientist, GMPV Division (EGU, 2016)
• Anglo-Japanese Collaborative Award (Daiwa Foundation, 2016)
• Registration Grant for IUGG in Prague, Czech Republic (IUGG, 2015)
• Registration Grant for IAVCEI in Kagoshima, Japan (IAVCEI, 2013)
• Travel Grant Award for Goldschmidt in Montreal, Canada (Goldschmidt, 2012)
• Registration Grant for CoV7 in Colima, Mexico (Cities on Volcanoes 7, 2012)
• Teaching Assistantship (DAAD, 2012)