Summary
Jamie Farquharson is a volcanologist and Specially Appointed Professor at Niigata University with eight years of focused research experience spanning experimental volcanology, permeability and reactive fluid flow in volcanic systems, and remote-sensing-driven reconstructions of volcanic landscapes. Trained across the UK, France and the US, Jamie combines laboratory measurements, numerical modelling and fieldwork to link small-scale experiments to edifice-scale deformation and eruption-triggering by external forces. He spent a NASA-funded postdoc at the University of Miami and has worked on geothermal reservoir dissolution and acid stimulation, bringing interdisciplinary geoscience and applied problem-solving to his research. As founder and Editor-in-Chief of Volcanica and President of the Free Journal Network, he is a vocal advocate for diamond open access and has hands-on experience running a volunteer-led academic journal. Jamie also consults with science-fiction authors, blending scientific rigor with creative communication to broaden public engagement with volcanology. Based in Niigata Prefecture, he continues to integrate satellite datasets and experimental results to improve models of volcanic behaviour.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Experimental Volcanology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Experimental Volcanology at Université de Strasbourg
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Environmental Geography, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Environmental Geography at The University of Stirling
Master of Science (MSc), Volcanology and Geological Hazards, Distinction, Master of Science (MSc), Volcanology and Geological Hazards, Distinction at Lancaster University