The Global Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Malcolm's work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

About Malcolm

Research in micropalaeontology;

stratigraphy; ocean acidification; global environmental change; statoliths and arm hooks of Jurassic diplobelids.

Supervised Research Degrees

Saleh Sfoog M. AlEnezi PhD 2016
Nikita Jacobsen PhD 2015
Andrew Leighton PhD 2014
Hayley Manners PhD 2014
Martha Koot PhD 2013
Deborah Wall-Palmer PhD 2013
Luis Felipe Opazo Mella PhD 2012
Muhammad Hanif PhD 2011
Wendy Hudson PhD 2007
Elizabeth Nunn PhD 2007
Jodie K. Fisher PhD 2006
Mubarak Al Naomi PhD 2004
Melissa J. Oxford PhD 2004
Gary S. Aillud PhD 2001
Mark D. Hylton PhD 2000
Sheila Stubbles PhD 1999
Guy M. Oliver PhD 1998
Andrew S. Henderson PhD 1997
Catherine J. Manley PhD 1997
Paul Castignetti PhD 1997
Archana Tewari PhD 1996
Christopher J. Pound PhD 1995
Michael D. Bidgood PhD 1995
Imelda Gorman MPhil 1994
Mark E. A. Alex-Sanders MPhil 1992
Meriel E. J. Fitzpatrick PhD 1992
Ailbhe M. Duane PhD 1992
Colin L. Williams PhD 1991
Stephen R. Packer PhD 1991
Sharon M. Braley PhD 1990
Eduardo A. M. Koutsoukos PhD 1989
Dougall S. Gentles PhD 1989
Stephen Crittenden PhD 1988
Paul N. Leary PhD 1988
Kim C. Ball PhD 1985
Colin S. Harris PhD 1982
Antony Swiecicki PhD 1980
Philip P. E. Weaver PhD 1978
Haydon W. Bailey PhD 1978

Teaching

Micropalaeontology - especially Foraminifera, Radiolaria, Pteropoda and other minor groups.

Applied Micropalaeontology - hydrocarbon exploration methods, sequence stratigraphy, well-log analysis, application of micropalaeontology to engineeting geology and pollution studies of S.W.England estuaries.

Stratigraphy - especially Mesozoic and Cenozoic

Contact Malcolm

( B417 Portland Square, Drake Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA
+44 1752 584761
M.Hart@plymouth.ac.uk