Mimi Hill

I am a lecturer in Geophysics at the University of Liverpool (since 2008). My research interests are in archaeomagnetism and palaeomagnetism including advancement of palaeointensity methodology. I completed my PhD in 2000 (at Liverpool) on the development of the microwave palaeointensity technique. I have completed a number of postdoctoral positions including a year spent at CNRS Rennes, France as part of the EU archaeomagnetic network AARCH (otherwise I have been at Liverpool). I work with both traditional and microwave palaeomagnetic techniques and with archaeological and geological material to address a range of scientific issues including short term variations of the field, field behaviour through reversals and during periods of field stability such as the Cretaceous Normal Superchron.

Email: M.Hill@liverpool.ac.uk