Postdoctoral Fellowship: EAR-PF: How are sedimentary rocks incorporated into the lower continental crust? A petrochronological investigation of the Serre Massif, Calabria, Italy

Earth’s lower continental crust (LCC) plays a key role in shaping our planet’s structure, chemistry, and landscape, but much about how it forms remains uncertain. Although many scientists think it is mostly made of dense, dark-colored igneous and metamorphic rocks, the discovery of sedimentary rocks deep in the crust suggests that lighter, more…