Rebecca Bell
Associate Professor in Tectonics · Imperial College London · Imperial College London
Quick answer: Rebecca Bell is Associate Professor in Tectonics at Imperial College London. Rebecca Bell shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ FULLY FUNDED Leverhulme PhD Scholarship available - What controls seismic behaviour at subduction zones? Resolving the physical properties of slowly slipping fault zones
Deadline 15th August 2019 - Project description
FULLY FUNDED Leverhulme Postdoctoral Research Associate position available - What controls seismic behaviour at subduction zones? Resolving the physical properties of slowly slipping
Research interests
Research Interests
I study tectonic evolution in a variety of settings using next generation controlled source seismic methods and drilling data. My research involves the interpretation of both deep and shallow 2D, 3D seismic and well data and the integration with potential field data to investigate structural evolution of the upper crust and the geometry of the lithosphere. My research aims to address two key societally and economically important questions:
1) What controls how subduction plate boundary faults slip?
2) What are the key controls on rift development: Is breaking up hard to do?
In Dec- Feb 2018 I am led the deployment of 200 seismometers in New Zealand to study slow slip events. Please follow our progress on our project website, blog and twitter (@NZ3D_FWI)
FULLY FUNDED Leverhulme PhD Scholarship available - What controls seismic behaviour at subduction zones? Resolving the physical properties of slowly slipping fault zones
Deadline 15th August 2019 - Project description
FULLY FUNDED Leverhulme Postdoctoral Research Associate position available - What controls seismic behaviour at subduction zones? Resolving the physical properties of slowly slipping fault zones
Deadline 22nd August 2019 - Job advert
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Is Rebecca Bell hiring PhD students at Imperial College London?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Rebecca Bell's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: FULLY FUNDED Leverhulme PhD Scholarship available - What controls seismic behaviour at subduction zones? Resolving the physical properties of slowly slipping fault zones
Deadline 15th August 2019 - Pr.
What does Rebecca Bell research?
Research Interests
I study tectonic evolution in a variety of settings using next generation controlled source seismic methods and drilling data. My research involves the interpretation of both deep and shallow 2D, 3D seismic and well data and the integration with potential field data to investigat
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