Personnel
Bruce W. Hayward
Email address: b.hayward@geomarine.org.nz
1971
BSc (Hons) (
1975
PhD (University of Auckland) [Geology of the Waitakere Hills, Auckland, with
emphasis on the paleontology]
1976
Post-Doc Fellowship, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. [Early Miocene
benthic foraminifera of northern New Zealand].
1978
McKay Hammer Award, Geological Society of New Zealand, for “most meritorious
contribution to New Zealand geology in 1976‑1977”
1978‑1982
founding President Offshore Islands Research Group
1978-1991 Micropaleontologist, New Zealand Geological Survey, Lower Hutt
1980
elected Life Member, Auckland University Field Club
1980‑1989
Editor, Geological Society of
1982
elected Life Member, Offshore Islands Research Group
1985-present Convenor of NZ Geopreservation Inventory Project
1988 NZ Association of Scientists Research Medal
1988-2012 Associate Editor, Journal of Foraminiferal Research
1989-1991 President, Geological Society of
1990-1993 Member, New Zealand Conservation Authority
1991-1997 Curator of Marine Invertebrates, Auckland Institute and Museum
1992-1998
Member, Auckland Institute and Museum Council
1993-1996
Member, Auckland Conservation Board
1993-present Co-founder and Chairperson, Auckland Geology Club
1994
Foundation for
Research, Science & Technology Science Communicator Merit Prize
1997-2002
Self-employed Research Associate, Geology Department, University of Auckland
1998
Finalist, Montana New Zealand Book of the Year Awards
1998-2000
James Cook Research Fellow, hosted by University of Auckland
2001
New Zealand Marine Sciences Society Award and Life Membership for “contribution
to NZ marine science and its understanding”.
2003-present Founder and Principal Scientist, Geomarine Research,
Auckland
2003 Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of NZ
2006 Hochstetter lecturer, Geological Society of New Zealand
2006 Member New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to Earth Science and
Conservation
2010-present Editor, Foraminifera, World Register of Marine Species
2013
Finalist Copyright Licensing New Zealand Writers’ Awards
2013 Geoscience Society of New Zealand Honorary Member for “contribution to GSNZ and to the advancement of the geosciences in New Zealand”.
2013
McKay Hammer Award, Geological Society of New Zealand, for “most meritorious
contribution to New Zealand geoscience in 2010-2012”
2016
RSNZ Charles Fleming Publishing Award
2017
Joseph A. Cushman Medal for Excellence in Foraminiferal Research
2018
UNESCO NZ Experts Advisory Panel on Geoparks
2018 Royal Society of New Zealand
Hutton Medal for outstanding
contributions to the knowledge of
New Zealand's marine ecology and geology.
Research Programmes
Principal scientist, New Zealand benthic foraminifera and basin analysis,
coastal marine monitoring, and earthquake histories, FRST-funded, 1991-2012
Principal scientist, Foraminifera and paleoceanography of Bounty Trough, east
New Zealand; Marsden-funded, 2000-2002
Principal scientist, The last global marine extinction: causes and consequences
for global biodiversity; Marsden-funded, 2003-2005
Principal scientist, Causes of evolution and global extinction in the deep sea;
Marsden-funded, 2007-2010
Principal scientist, Great megathrust earthquake hazard; MSI Natural Hazards
Platform, 2012-2014
Convenor, New Zealand Geopreservation Inventory Project; Geological Society of
New Zealand-sponsored, 1984-present
Intertidal and shallow marine benthic biodiversity and ecology of northern New
Zealand (with Margaret Morley and colleagues); hobby research, 1992-2017.
Margaret Morley deceased
1993-2017 Research Associate, Mollusca, Auckland War Memorial Museum
2003-2017 Research Associate, Mollusca, Ostracoda, Geomarine Research, Auckland
Main research programmes:
- Mollusca, particularly micromollusca, of
northern New Zealand and Subantarctic
- Ostracoda of northern
Former Post-doctoral
Fellows, as part of these studies:
- Shungo Kawagata, 2003-2006:
Mid-Pleistocene extinctions in the deep sea.
Present email address: surname@ynu.ac.jp - Katie Johnson, 2008-2009: Causes of
extinction in the deep sea, the middle Miocene cooling.
Present email address: schanoofi-at-hotmail.com
PhD student theses,
undertaken as part of these studies:
- Liesbeth Van Kerckhoven 2007-2014 : Causes
of evolution in the deep-sea: with emphasis on the Paleocene-Eocene
record.
- Brigida Figueira 2008-2012: Salt marsh
foraminiferal record of late Holocene sea level rise around
MSc student theses,
undertaken as part of these studies:
- Ashwaq Sabaa 2000: Pliocene foraminiferal
biostratigraphy and paleoceanography of
- Stuart Rodger 2003: Planktic foraminiferal
evidence of paleoceanographic changes across the Subtropical Front during
the late Pleistocene.
- Grace Schaefer 2003: A middle Pleistocene
paleoceanographic record from the northern Chatham Rise (
- Kate Wilson 2003: The paleoceanography of
the Canterbury Bight during the past 1 million years: planktic
foraminiferal evidence from
- Andrew Matthews 2004: Foraminiferal record
of human impact in the
- Tanya O'Neill 2005: The middle Pleistocene
extinction of bathyal benthic foraminifera in the
- Francie Geiger 2005-2006: Pleistocene
ostracod stratigraphy, east of
·
Rhiannon
Daymond-King 2006-2007: Early Miocene bathyal channels of Orongo Point,
·
John
Kay 2007-2008: Paleoichnology, sedimentology and micropaleontology of the
Muriwai and Huia areas,
·
Andrew
Kolodziej 2009-2010: Late middle Pleistocene sea surface temperature record and
paleoceanography off the West Coast,
Former staff:
·
Dr
Chris J. Hollis 1991-2
·
Annette
Pullin 1994-6
·
Catherine
Reid 1996-8
·
Kathryn
A. Hayward 1998-2006
·
Jessica
Hayward 1998-2008
·
Rowan
Carter 1998-2002
·
Clare
Hayward 2000-4
·
Grace
Schaefer 2003
·
Andrew
Matthews 2004
·
Lilian
Weiland 2004
·
Rhiannon
Daymond-King 2003-7
·
Sophie
Milloy 2008
·
Jon
Kay 2008-2010
·
Dr
Hugh R. Grenfell 1993-2012
·
Ashwaq
Sabaa 2002-2014, part-time 2015-present