Center for Tectonophysics
The Center for Tectonophysics is an interdisciplinary research group initiated in 1967 for dual purposes: to undertake basic and applied research of both natural and man-induced rock deformation processes and the broad range of geologic structures formed, and to provide research support, training, and mentoring of graduate students and post-doctoral fellows pursuing advanced studies in the area of tectonophysics.
About
The Center for Tectonophysics is an interdisciplinary research group initiated in 1967.
Facilities
The Center for Tectonophysics has a number of laboratories for measuring, sampling, and processing experiments, as well as computer facilities.
Academics
Center faculty offer course work in structural petrology, experimental rock deformation, geomechanics, advanced structural geology, and a variety of additional topics through seminar courses.
