Dr. Christof Kusebauch

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Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Mechanisms of mineral replacement reactions
Partitioning of halogens and trace elements between fluid and apatite
Fluid-rock interaction
Role of halogens during hydrothermal mobilization and transport of elements
Experimental petrology

Academic Education
since 08/2010	Doctoral student: Geoscience, WWU Münster
10/2004 - 06/2010	Diploma Student: Mineralogy, University of Kiel
Work Experience
since 08/2010	wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Mineralogie WWU Münster

Publications

Apatite as probe for the halogen composition of metamorphic fluids (Bamble Sector SE Norway) Kusebauch C, John T, Whitehouse M.J, Engvik A (2015) In: Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, 000. Research article (journal)
Distribution of Halogens between Fluid and Apatite during fluid-mediated replacement processes Kusebauch C, John T, Whitehouse M.J, Klemme S, Putnis A (2015) In: Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 170. Research article (journal)
Halogen element and stable chlorine isotope fractionation caused by fluid-rock interaction (Bamble sector SE Norway) Kusebauch C, John T, Barnes J, Klügel A, Austrheim H (2015) In: Journal of Petrology, 56(2). Research article (journal)
Pseudomorphic replacement of diopside during interaction with (Ni,Mg)Cl2 aqueous solutions: Implications for the Ni-enrichment mechanism in talc- and serpentine-type phases Majumdar A.S., King H.E., John T., Kusebauch C., Putnis A. (2014) In: Chemical Geology, 380(null). Research article (journal)
Fluid evolution during a regional metasomatic event (Bamble Sector, SE Norway): A halogen concentration and chlorine stable isotope study Kusebauch C, John T, Barnes J, Klügel A, Austrheim H (2013) In: (eds.), . (kein Verlag angegeben). Research article in edited proceedings (conference)

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Projects

Halogen concentrations and stable CI isotopes in apatite as a fluid probe: mapping regional-scale fluid pulses by CI-isotopes

Duration: 25/11/2009 - 31/12/2011

Funded by: DFG - Individual Grants Programme

Type of project: Individual project