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Education
2005
- Licence en
Sciences géologiques, Université de Liège
2006
- DEA en Sciences, Université de Liège
2011
- Ph.D., Université de Liège
2011-2013
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Postdoctoral Research Associate, Cambridge University, UK
2013-Present
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Postdoctoral Research Associate, Leibniz
Universität Hannover, Germany (von Humboldt Research Fellow)
Research
profile
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Experimental
petrology - Planetology
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Thermodynamics
of silicate systems
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Layered
intrusions and magma chamber processes
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Differentiation
of basalts
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Origin
of A-type granites associated with mafic intrusions
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Silicate
liquid immiscibility
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Anorthosites
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Ore
deposits associated with magmas
Publications
Book
Charlier
B, Namur O, Latypov R, Tegner C (2013) Layered Intrusions. Book to
be published by Springer.
In preparation
[16]
Collinet M, Médard E, Devouard B, Peslier A, Namur O. Petrological constraints on the parental melts and sources of enriched shergottites.
[15]
Foucart HC, Holness MB, Namur O, Vander Auwera J. Potential of textural analyses in improving eucrite classification and petrogenesis.
[14]
Namur O, Humphreys M, Holness M. Solidification of interstitial melt in a gabbroic crystal mush: The Skaergaard intrusion, Greenland.
Under
review
[13]
Holness M, Namur O, Cawthorn RG. Disequilibrium dihedral angles in layered intrusions: the microstructural record of fractionation.
Journal of Petrology.
Published or in press
[12]
Charlier B, Namur O, Grove TL. Compositional and kinetic control on liquid immiscibility in ferrobasalt-rhyolite volcanic and plutonic series.
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 113: 79-93.
[11]
Namur O, Humphreys M, Holness M (2013). Lateral reactive infiltration in a vertical gabbroic crystal mush, Skaergaard intrusion, East Greenland.
Journal of Petrology 54: 985-1016.
[10]
Namur O, Charlier B, Holness MB (2012). Dual origin of Fe-Ti-P gabbros by immiscibility and fractional crystallization of evolved tholeiitic basalts in the Sept Iles layered intrusion.
Lithos 154, 100-114.
[9]
Namur O, Charlier B (2012) Efficiency of compaction and
compositional convection during mafic crystal mush solidification: the Sept Iles
layered intrusion, Canada.
Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology 163: 1049-1068.
[Article]
[8]
Namur O, Charlier B, Toplis MJ, Vander
Auwera J (2012) Prediction of plagioclase-melt equilibria in anhydrous
silicate melts at 1-atm. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology 163:
133-150. [Article]
Excel
file for plagioclase-melt equilibria calculation
[7]
Charlier B, Namur O, Toplis MJ, Schiano
P, Cluzel N, Higgins MD, Vander Auwera J (2011) Large-scale
silicate liquid immiscibility during differentiation of tholeiitic basalt to
granite and the origin of the Daly gap. Geology 39: 907-910. [Article]
[6]
Namur O, Charlier B, Toplis MJ, Higgins MD, Hounsell V, Liégeois JP,
Vander Auwera J (2011) Differentiation of tholeiitic basalt to A-type granite in
the Sept Iles layered intrusion, Canada. Journal of Petrology 52:
487-539. [Article]
[5]
Namur O, Charlier B, Pirard C,
Hermann J, Liégeois JP, Vander Auwera J (2011). Anorthosite formation by
plagioclase flotation in ferrobasalt and implications for the lunar crust. Geochimica
et Cosmochimica Acta 75: 4998-5018. [Article]
[4]
Charlier B,
Namur O, Malpas S, de Marneffe C, Duchesne JC, Vander Auwera J, Bolle O (2010)
Origin of the giant Allard Lake ilmenite ore deposit (Canada) by fractional
crystallization, multiple magma pulses and mixing. Lithos 117: 119-134. [Article]
[3]
Namur O, Charlier B,
Toplis MJ, Higgins MD, Liégeois JP, Vander Auwera J (2010) Crystallization
sequence and magma chamber processes in the ferrobasaltic Sept Iles layered
intrusion, Canada.
Journal of Petrology 51:
1203-1236. [Article]
[2]
Charlier B,
Namur O, Duchesne J-C, Wiszniewska J, Parecki A, Vander Auwera J (2009) Cumulate
origin and polybaric crystallization of Fe-Ti oxide ores in the Suwalki
anorthosite, northeastern Poland. Economic Geology 104: 205-221. [Article]
[1]
Namur O, Hatert F, Grandjean F, Long GJ, Krins N, Fransolet A-M, Vander Auwera
J, Charlier B
(2009) Ti substitution
mechanisms in phlogopites from the Suwalki massif-type anorthosite, NE Poland. European
Journal of Mineralogy 21:
397-406.
[Article]
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