Hakan Ucar

PhD done ✅ Thanks a lot for everyone who helped me to achieve this degree! 😊

Our team hosted an archaeomagnetic dating workshop this week 🧲🧭 We were delighted to have Partick Arneitz and Gaelle Segue-Passama from GeoSphere Austria giving guest lectures.✏️ Thank you all for the fruitful exchange and collaboration!

🚨New publication alert!🚨 🖊️Kdýr et al. (2026) 🔖Palaeo3 📜The Cretaceous–Paleogene transition in deep marine turbidite facies of the Carpathian Flysch (Uzgruň Section, Czech Republic) 👇Link below👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A great opportunity for anyone interested in archaeology and ancient civilizations! 👇 Details below

🎤📻Our team gave a public outreach interview to the radio @CRozhlas on a study of soil samples taken near a tree struck by lightning in Vratislavice, where eighteen people were injured last year. The study is carried out under the Strategy AV21 programme @CzechAcademy Link👇

Our colleagues Hakan Ucar and Šimon Kdýr presented their work at the IAGA/IASPEI meeting held last week in Lisbon.

Ucar et al. (2024), Enigmatic mixture of magnetite magnetofossils and diagenetic greigite as the magnetic carriers of the Early Miocene lacustrine sediments from the Most Basin in Central Europe, doi:10.1016/j.pepi.2024.107216 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We collected paleomagnetic samples from Jama Vilenica Cave – first touristic cave in the world (since 1633) – together with colleagues from Karst Research Institute in Slovenia (ZRC SAZU) to understand timing of tectonic regimes in the karst system. Photos by Jaka Jakofcic

It was a pleasure to meet great people! Hope to see you in the next Castle Meeting in France!

Gregite was long overshadowed by magnetite. Now, we know, it indicates lots of things from magnetism to paleoenvironment. Here, we tried to figure out its co-existence with magnetite magnetofossils in a large paleolake! However, there is still too much to discover about it!

🚨New Publication Alert!🚨 Complex study on rock-magnetism and its implications for interpreting primary magnetization and tectonic evolution of Carpatho-Balkanides in the Eastern Serbia. Paper is freely available for 50 days using the link below! authors.elsevier.com/a/1j2nFiVLDQvXN

@saurabh_ss21 Thank you very much! Happy to read your comments!

@hakannucar @EGU_EMRP @EGU_TS I was just reading your paper, @hakannucar. It's a great piece of research and bridging the dichotomy between structural fault/boundaries with the paleomagnetic observations. Congrats!!!!

Türkiye is an open-air laboratory for paleomagnetists🧲It consists of many micro-tectonic plates, like small pieces of a puzzle🧩In this newly published paper, we tried to put together the northern part of the puzzle! It was my master's thesis a few years ago😊 @EGU_EMRP @EGU_TS

🚨New Publication Alert!🚨 Upper Tithonian to middle Berriasian biostratigraphy, and bio-, magnetic and stable isotope events were recorded in Rettenbacher Quarry sequence of Northern Calcareous Alps. Paper freely available for 50 days using link below! authors.elsevier.com/c/1ibWZiVLDQvOG

Join me at #EGU23 if you would like to discuss about a new inclination and relative paleointensity record from Central European Holocene sediments! It's interesting because we don't often come across such data in Central Europe😊 @EGU_EMRP @IAGA__AIGA @AGUMagnetism

We are excited to share the final #AGU22 Playlist!🎧 Thank you for submitting songs that reminded you of Earth and space science, Chicago or the #AGU22 theme. 2 November is the last chance to take advantage of early bird registration rates! Register now: agu.org/Fall-Meeting/P…

@ECORD_IODP Summer School 2022 in Bremen Core Repository @marum_de has just finished with an intensive knowledge on ocean drilling! @TheJR #paleomagnetism

@evelyn_baker97 Congratulations!!!

Such a wonderful conference and honoured for this mention! Now time to celebrate a wonderful week at the vineyard!

@FilipTomekGeo Thank you very much!

@hakannucar That is a big poster! Nice :-)

I enjoyed the #castlemeeting as a student presenter and a convenor for the first time! Here are our two posters about diagenetic greigite and meteorite impact :) #paleomagnetism