Clément Vincent | Central Indian Ridge | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Clément Vincent | Central Indian Ridge | Best Researcher Award

Clément Vincent at Seoul National University, South Korea

Vincent Clement, Pierre, Marc completed his Ph.D. in Geosciences at Seoul National University in June 2024. His doctoral research focused on understanding “The Role of Upper Mantle Heterogeneity and Plume-Ridge Interaction Along the Central Indian Ridge from 7°S to 18°S.” Prior to his Ph.D., Vincent earned a Master 2 in Geosciences from the University of Bretagne Occidentale, France, and a Master 1 in Magmas et Volcans from Blaise Pascal University, France. His Bachelor’s degree in Earth Science was also obtained from Blaise Pascal University. Vincent’s research expertise spans structural geology, geomorphology, geophysics, and geochemistry.

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Vincent Clement has an ORCID ID: 0000-0001-8881-1200 and an Author ID: 57196630604. He has published 3 articles in indexed journals, contributing significantly to the field of geosciences.

  • Citations: 2 documents citing Vincent Clément’s work
  • Documents: 2 documents authored or co-authored
  • h-index: 1

Education:

Vincent Clement, Pierre, Marc has pursued a rigorous academic path in geosciences, starting with his Bachelor’s degree in Earth Science at Blaise Pascal University, France. This foundational education provided him with a comprehensive understanding of earth sciences. He furthered his studies with a Master 1 in Magmas et Volcans at the same university, focusing on geomorphological studies of lava flows. Vincent then expanded his expertise with a Master 2 in Geosciences from the University of Bretagne Occidentale, France, where he investigated the structural evolution of ridge segments within the equatorial Atlantic. His educational journey culminated in a Ph.D. in Geosciences from Seoul National University, where he explored the complexities of upper mantle heterogeneity and plume interactions along the Central Indian Ridge.

Research Focus:

Vincent’s research focuses on the geochemical evolution and structural dynamics of oceanic lithosphere, particularly along the Central Indian Ridge (CIR). His studies include investigating the impacts of upper mantle heterogeneity, plume interactions (such as the Réunion plume), and ridge processes on Mid-Ocean Ridge Basalt (MORB) compositions and crustal accretion processes.

Professional Journey:

Vincent Clement’s professional journey includes his roles as a Ph.D. Research student at Seoul National University, where he conducted impactful research on mantle dynamics and ridge interactions. His academic path is complemented by his contributions to 3 completed research projects and collaborations within the field of geosciences.

Publications Noted & Contributions:

Vincent has authored 3 articles in indexed journals, contributing valuable insights into the geochemical variations of MORB along the CIR, influenced by asthenospheric anomalies like the Réunion plume and MBAR. His research integrates geochemical, isotopic, structural, and gravity analyses to advance understanding of oceanic lithosphere dynamics.

Evolution of a Cold Intra‐Transform Ridge Segment Through Oceanic Core Complex Splitting and Mantle Exhumation, St. Paul Transform System, Equatorial Atlantic

  • Journal: Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems
  • Publication Date: May 2023
  • DOI: 10.1029/2023GC010870
  • Contributors: Vincent Clément, Marcia Maia, Anne Briais, Daniele Brunelli, Marco Ligi, Susanna Sichel
  • Summary: This article investigates the evolution of a cold intra-transform ridge segment within the St. Paul Transform System in the Equatorial Atlantic. The study focuses on processes such as oceanic core complex splitting and mantle exhumation, providing insights into the dynamic geological processes shaping mid-ocean ridge systems.

Heterogeneous Fossil Réunion Plume Component in the Source Region of Enriched MORB Along the Central Indian Ridge Between 12° and 17°S

  • Journal: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth
  • Publication Date: December 2022
  • DOI: 10.1029/2022JB025379
  • Contributors: Vincent Clément, Jung‐Woo Park, Sang‐Mook Lee, Jonguk Kim, Mi‐Jung Lee, Sidonie Révillon
  • Summary: This research explores the presence and influence of a heterogeneous fossil Réunion plume component in the source region of enriched Mid-Ocean Ridge Basalt (MORB) along the Central Indian Ridge between latitudes 12° and 17°S. The study integrates geochemical analysis and geological modeling to elucidate the complex interactions between mantle plumes and mid-ocean ridge processes

Research Timeline:

Vincent Clement’s research timeline spans from his Bachelor’s and Master’s studies in France to his Ph.D. research at Seoul National University. His research has focused on oceanic lithosphere dynamics, mantle heterogeneity, and geochemical evolution, culminating in impactful publications and contributions to the field.

Collaborations and Projects:

Details about Vincent Clement’s specific collaborations and projects were not explicitly provided in the information given.

These explanations provide a detailed overview of Vincent Clement, Pierre, Marc’s academic background, research focus, contributions, and professional journey within the field of geosciences.