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American television game show personality
- Bob Hilton (born July 23, 1943) is an American television game show personality. He hosted The Guinness Game, a revival of Truth or Consequences, and the 1990 revival of Let's Make a Deal for one season and replaced by Monty Hall, and announced on several other shows.
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Professor of Sedimentary Geology. Tel: (0)1865 282144. Email: robert.hilton@earth.ox.ac.uk. Google Scholar. Website. I am a geochemist who studies the exchange of carbon between the atmosphere and rocks, and how these carbon transfers respond to and drive climate change.
- Professor Bob Hilton joins Oxford Earth Sciences
Oxford Earth Sciences are delighted to welcome Professor Bob...
- Prof Bob Hilton | St Peter's College Oxford
Fellow and Tutor in Earth Sciences. Professor of Sedimentary...
- Robert Hilton | DTP in Environmental Research
Professor. Robert.hilton@earth.ox.ac.uk. Research Interests....
- Professor Bob Hilton joins Oxford Earth Sciences
Sep 14, 2021 · Oxford Earth Sciences are delighted to welcome Professor Bob Hilton to the department! Bob is a geochemist who studies the exchange of carbon between the atmosphere and rocks, and how these carbon transfers respond to and drive climate change.
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I teach across the year groups in Earth Sciences on themes of sedimentary processes, weathering and erosion, and biogeochemical cycles (e.g., carbon cycle). I’m really passionate about research-led teaching, where you as a student get a chance to think deeply about questions, and conduct your own research (under supervision) as a way to learn. Ofte...
My research focuses on the carbon cycle, and how erosion and weathering processes act to exchange carbon between the atmosphere (as a greenhouse gas, CO2) and rocks, where it can act as a long term store of carbon. To do this we have to consider both removal of CO2 from the atmosphere (e.g., when soil and plants are eroded and washed into rivers, a...
Soulet, G., R. G. Hilton, M. H. Garnett, T. Roylands, S. Klotz, T. Croissant, M. Dellinger, & C. Le Bouteiller (2021) 'Temperature control on CO2 emissions from the weathering of sedimentary rocks', Nature Geoscience, 665–671 Schwab, M., R. G. Hilton, P.A. Raymond, N. Haghipour, E. Amos, S.E. Tank, R. M. Holmes, E.T. Tipper, & T. I. Eglinton (2020)...
Oct 4, 2023 · Professor Robert Hilton (Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford), who leads the ROC-CO2 research project that funded the study, said: “This is about 100 times less than present day human CO2 emissions by burning fossil fuels, but it is similar to how much CO2 is released by volcanoes around the world, meaning it is a key player in ...
Professor Bob Hilton, is a geochemist who studies the exchange of carbon between the atmosphere and rocks, and how these carbon transfers respond to and drive climate change. His research quantifies how erosion and weathering processes act as CO 2 sinks, and CO 2 sources, and transfer CO 2 between the atmosphere, hydrosphere and oceans, and ...
Professor. Robert.hilton@earth.ox.ac.uk. Research Interests. I am a geochemist who studies the exchange of carbon between the atmosphere and rocks, and how these carbon transfers respond to and drive climate change.
Robert G. Hilton's 131 research works with 4,323 citations and 25,412 reads, including: Rock organic carbon oxidation CO2 release offsets silicate weathering sink.
