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Dr James Driscoll is an Assistant Lecturer in the Science Faculty Office at Monash University, with affiliation to the School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment. His work centres on geoscience topics including sedimentology, petroleum geology and the study of ancient environments from deep geological time. Dr Driscoll contributes to teaching in environmental science and related subjects, supporting student learning in Earth science disciplines at the university.
Throughout his career at Monash University, Dr Driscoll has taken on roles that include leadership in STEM outreach initiatives within the Faculty of Science. He participates in school committees and coordinators groups for the School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment. His academic contributions appear in research outputs focused on basin evolution, structural geology and siliciclastic successions. Dr Driscoll maintains an active presence in academic and educational outreach activities that connect university research with broader community and school programmes.
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