Bio: Eoghan graduated from Imperial College London in 2016 with an MSci in Geophysics with a Year Abroad (1st class honours). In December 2021, he obtained his PhD in Earth Sciences at the University of Oxford, where he studied finite-frequency body wave tomography of the western Pacific upper mantle. He is now studying machine learning applications in Earth Sciences as part of the seismology group at DIAS.
Qualifications: 2016-2021 – PhD (DPhil) Earth Sciences, University of Oxford, UK 2012-2016 – MSci Geophysics with a Year Abroad, Imperial College London, UK
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Eoghan Totten
Title: Post-doctoral Research Assistant
Email: etotten-at-cp.dias.ie
LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/eoghan-j-totten-ba991881
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9958-1524
Bio:
Eoghan graduated from Imperial College London in 2016 with an MSci in Geophysics with a Year Abroad (1st class honours). In December 2021, he obtained his PhD in Earth Sciences at the University of Oxford, where he studied finite-frequency body wave tomography of the western Pacific upper mantle. He is now studying machine learning applications in Earth Sciences as part of the seismology group at DIAS.
Qualifications:
2016-2021 – PhD (DPhil) Earth Sciences, University of Oxford, UK
2012-2016 – MSci Geophysics with a Year Abroad, Imperial College London, UK
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