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Serge Lallemand Specialty Research Interests Current Research Serge Lallemand Senior researcher Discipline: Geology & Geophysics Office: Géociences Montpellier, CC.60, place Bataillon, Montpellier University, 34095 Montpellier Phone: 33-(0)4-67-14-33-01 Email: [email protected] Specialty Marine Geology & Geophysics, Tectonics, Geodynamics Research Interests Subduction zones geodynamics, Lithosphere-asthenosphere interaction, Seismotectonics, Collision zones, Mechanics of mega-earthquakes, Seafloor mapping, Seismic imagery, Marine paleoseismology, Oceanic highs subduction, Active margins tectonics, Seismogenic interface behavior, Arc & Back-arc tectonics, Material transfer in subduction zones Current Research Deep structure & Seismic hazard in Taiwan region; Fore-arc, Arc & Back-arc tectonics in the Lesser Antilles Arc; Seafloor roughness and seismogenic behavior; Subduction initiation processes Education Engineer, Polytech’Orléans (Mining Geology), 1983 MS, Orléans University (Marine Geology), 1983 PhD, Tokyo University – ENS Paris - Orléans University (Marine Geology), 1987 HDR, Paris 6 University (Marine Geology), 1992 Publications 115 peer reviewed papers (see attached list) 2 text-books : La subduction océanique, G&B, 1999, and Convergence lithosphérique, Vuibert, 2005 3 chapters in Encyclopedia: Springer 2016 and Elsevier 2017 WOS h-index = 41, about 300 citations/year since 2010 Professional appointments Tectonics & Stratigraphy, Paris 6 University, 1988 – CNRS Researcher Geophysics & Tectonics, Montpellier 2 University, 1993 Geophysics, Tectonics & Stratigraphy, Montpellier 2 University, 1997 – CNRS Senior researcher Lithosphere Dynamics, Montpellier 2 University, 2003 Géosciences Montpellier, Montpellier 2 University, 2007 Géosciences Montpellier, Montpellier University, 2015 Academic management Deputy director, GAIA Doctoral School (Biodiversity, Agronomy, Environment, Earth & Water), Montpellier University, 2015-2020 Co-director, LIA D3E (France-Taiwan Program « From Deep Earth to Extreme Events »), 2016-2019 Coordinator, weekly seminars, Géosciences Montpellier, 2015-2017 Co-director, LIA ADEPT (France-Taiwan Program « Active Deformation and Environment »), 2011- 2014 Deputy director, SIBAGHE Doctoral School (Biodiversity, Agronomy, Environment, Earth & Water), 2011-2014 Director, Geosciences Montpellier Laboratory, CNRS - Montpellier 2 University, 2007-2010 Director, Lithosphere Dynamics Laboratory, CNRS – Montpellier 2 University, 2003-2006 Director, Tectonics Group, GTS Laboratory, CNRS – Montpellier 2 University, 1999-2002 Director, DEA (∼Master2) Lithosphere Structure and Evolution, Montpellier 2, 1995-2005 Deputy Director, DEA (∼Master2) Continents and Oceans Geodynamics, Paris, 1987-1989 Academic advising Member, INSU CSTS (Solid Earth specialist committee), 2012- President, PhD candidates Hearing Panel, GAIA doctoral School, 2015-2020 Member, Scientific Council of Côte d’Azur Observatory, 2014-2018 Member, Scientific Council of IPGP, 2014-2016 Member, International Scientific Council of IUEM, 2013-2016 Member, Ass-Professorship selection board, Montpellier University, 2016 Member, Ass-Professorship selection board, Nice University, 2015 President, Professorship selection board, Montpellier University, 2011, 2014 President, PhD candidates Hearing Panel, SIBAGHE doctoral School, 2011-2014 Member, Professorship selection board, Pointe-à-Pitre University, 2013 Member, COSTI Languedoc-Roussillon Region, Industry-Research-University Partnership, 2012-2013 Founding Member, TERINOV Cluster Governing Board, 2011-2013 President, CSS1 IRD Scientific Committee (Physics & Chemistry of Planetary Environment), 2008-2012 Member, AERES Visiting Committee of ISTeP, Paris 6, 2012 President, Ass-Professorship selection board, Pau University, 2012 Member, Researcher Admission Panel, CNRS, 2011-2012 Member, AERES Visiting Committee of Geoazur, Nice, 2011 Member, Professorship selection board, Western Britanny University, 2011 Member, AERES Visiting Committee of IUEM, Brest, 2010 President, AERES Visiting Committee of LDO, Brest, 2010 Member, Excellence Chair selection board, Clermont-Ferrand University, 2010 Member, CNRS representative at Arago Committee, Languedoc-Roussillon Region, 2007-2010 Member, OREME Observatory Council, Montpellier 2 University, 2007-2010 Member, EVAP Department Council, Montpellier 2 University, 2007-2010 Member, OMP Observatory Council, Toulouse University, 2005-2008 … Jury member of 45 PhD and 5 HDR defences Scientific proposals reviewing: NSF (USA), FONDECYT (Chile), ECOS-Sud (Argentina-Chile-Uruguay), ECOS-Nord, NSC & Academia Sinica (Taïwan), Marsden Fund (Royal Society, NZ), Czech Science Foundation, Swiss fundation, IFREMER, European commission, INSU programs, ANR ... Peer reviewing: JGR, EPSL, Tectonophysics, GRL, GJI, Geology, Tectonics, Terra Nova, TAO, Marine Geology, MGR, G-cubed, Science, Nature.... Promotion dossier external assessor: Taiwan, USA, Swizerland, Poland … Scientific editing Subject head, Kinematics and Ocean Lithosphere Dynamics, ISTE Science Publishing Ltd, 2018- Associate editor, Tectonophysics, Elsevier, 2002- Associate editor, Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, Elsevier, 2007-2015 Associate editor, Tectonics, AGU, 2007-2009 Guest editor, Springer special volume on Subduction Zone Geodynamics, 2009 Guest editor, Tectonophysics special volume on Active Subduction and Collision in SE Asia, 2001 Guest editor, Tectonophysics special volume on Active Collision in Taiwan, 1997 Scientific meetings organizer Co-organizer, Caribbean Workshop (40 people), Montpellier University, 2018 Main organizer, D3E workshop (30 people), Montpellier University, 2016 Main organizer, EAGER workshop (50 people), Chung-Li, Taiwan, 2013 Co-organizer, ESC2010 International Conference (600 people), Montpellier, 2010 Main organizer, SUBCO Conference (240 people), Montpellier, 2007 Main organizer, Oceanic vs continental subduction SGF workshop (60 people), Paris, 2006 Main organizer, SEASIA Conference (120 people), Montpellier, 1999 Main organizer, Fluids in Subduction Zones (100 people), Paris, 1990 Co-chairman, several sessions at AGU Fall Meeting, EGU, Goldschmidt ... Project coordination Co-chief scientist onboard R/V L’Atalante, GARANTI Cruise, Caribbean Sea, 2017 Co-PI of ANR Project GAARAnti Task 3, Fauna and Geodynamics in Caribbean Sea, 2018-2021 PI of INSU-Aléas Project PAST, Marine Paleoseismology around Taiwan, 2013-2015 PI of PRC/JRP NSC/CNRS Project, Submarine landslides, 2012-2013 PI of INSU-SYSTER Project, Oceanic Seafloor Roughness and Seismogenesis, 2012 PI of ANR project ACTS, Active Tectonics and Seismic Hazard in Taiwan, 2007-2010 Co-PI of ORCHID Project SEISMOBS with Taiwan, 2007-2008 Co-PI of CNRS-CNR Project with Italy, Convergent Margins and Seismogenesis, 2008-2009 PI of INSU-DYETI Project, Subduction Dynamics, 2004-2006 Co-PI of INSU-DBT Project, Accretion vs Erosion along Active Margins, 1992-1993 Co-PI PROCOPE Project with Germany, Convergent Margins, 1992-1994 Co-PI ACCES Project with USSR, 1991 Chief scientist onboard R/V L’Atalante, ACT Cruise, Taiwan, 1996 Co-chief scientist onboard R/V OR1, R/V Yu-Ying 2, R/V M. Ewing seismic cruises, 1991-2009 Oceanographic cruises participation EAGER – N/O Marion Dufresne, 2018, GARANTI – N/O L’Atalante, 2017, ANTITHESIS 2 - N/O Pourquoi Pas ?, 2014, OR1 1013 - N/O Ocean Researcher 1, 2012, RATS 4 & RATS 3 – N/O Yu-Ying 2, 2009, RATS 2 – N/O Ocean Researcher 1, 2008, KR 03-04 – N/O Kairei, 2003, STEPS IV – N/O Yokosuka, 2000, ACT – N/O L’Atalante, 1996, TAICRUST – N/O M. Ewing, 1995, MODEC – N/O L’Atalante, 1994, GEODYNZ – N/O L’Atalante, 1993, OR1 329 – N/O Ocean Researcher 1, 1992, OR1 291 – N/O Ocean Researcher 1, 1991, KAIKO-NANKAI – N/O Nadir, 1989, SUBPSO – N/O Nadir, 1989, KAIKO II – N/O Nadir, 1985, KAIKO I – N/O J. Charcot, 1984, ESTASE – N/O J. Charcot, 1984, NORESTLANTE – N/O J. Charcot, 1983. Post-doc supervision Pierre Malié, New Zealand Margin Diagenesis and Seismogenesis, IODP-France, 2018 Fabio Corbi, Asperity Synchronization and Earthquake Trigger (AspSync), Marie-Curie, 2016-2017 PhD (co-)supervision Clément Garrocq, ANR GAARAnti, Seismic Imagery and Back-arc Dynamics in Lesser Antilles, 2017- Elenora van Rijsingen, ITN CREEP, Seafloor Roughness and Mega-earthquakes Seismogenesis, 2015- Sarah Abecassis, CNRS-Handicap, Subduction initiation at Transform Fault Processes, 2014-2018* Rémi Lehu, NCU Taiwan Scholarship, Marine Paleoseismology East of Taiwan, 2011-2014 Thomas Theunissen, UM2 Scholarship, Seismic Imagery of Southern Ryukyus, 2007-2011 Arnauld Heuret, UM2 Scholarship, Relations among Subduction Zones Parameters, 2002-2005 Anne Deschamps, UM2 Scholarship, West Philippine Basin Formation, 1997-2001 Yvonne Font, NTU Taiwan Scholarship, Southermost Ryukyu Margin Seismotectonics, 1996-2001 Stéphane Dominguez, UM2 Scholarship, Oceanic Highs Subduction and Deformation, 1994-1998 Philippe Schnürle, Paris 6 Scholarship, Tectonic Erosion and Material Transfer, 1991-1994 Ms (co-)supervision Solène Meyer (2018), Yann Heurtebize & Marie Lopez (2016), Océane Foix (2014, 2015), Louis Dargère (2011, 2012), Théo Berthet (2010), Antoine Quilichini (2007), Thomas Jacob (2005), Kathleen Depardon (2003), Arnauld Heuret (2002), David Boutelier (2000), Anne Deschamps & Sylvain Grelaud (1997), Jih-Chuan Tang & Yvonne Font (1996), Yvonne Font & Reda Meftahi (1995), Régis Drevet & Stéphane Dominguez (1994), Bertrand Ronel (1992), Philippe Robion (1991) Education delivery Lithosphere geodynamics with special focus on subduction processes mainly at Master level Marine investigations at Bachelor level SubMap web tool co-development and upgrade http://submap.fr for Subduction Zones Academic honors Silver Medal from CNRS, 2013 Great Prize of the French Academy of Sciences, France-Taiwan Scientific Foundation, 2004 D’Aumale Prize from the French Academy of Sciences, 1998 Award from Languedoc-Roussillon Region, Physics and Systems Sciences, 1994 Award from the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Ltd (New Zealand), 1994 .
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