Ted E. Bunch is affiliated with Northern Arizona University in the United States. Their research primarily spans Earth and Planetary Sciences and Arts and Humanities. Within these fields, specific subfields of study include Archeology, Paleontology, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Geophysics, and Atmospheric Science.
The scientist's main research topics reflect interdisciplinary approaches, combining geological and archaeological perspectives. These topics include Archaeology and ancient environmental studies, Archaeology and Historical Studies, Planetary Science and Exploration, Geology and Paleoclimatology Research, earthquake and tectonic studies, High-pressure geophysics and materials, and Paleopathology and ancient diseases.
Ted E. Bunch has published extensively in venues such as Scientific Reports, Airbursts and Cratering Impacts, Preprints.org, and Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research). The most frequent publication venue in their record is Scientific Reports.
Notable papers authored or co-authored by Ted E. Bunch include:
Collaboration plays an important role in Ted E. Bunch's work, with frequent coauthors including James P. Kennett, Malcolm A. LeCompte, Robert Hermes, G. Kletetschka, and Allen West. Each of these coauthors has contributed to multiple publications with Bunch.
R. B. Firestone;A. West;J. P. Kennett;L. Becker
T.E. Bunch;S. Chang
Luann Becker;Robert J. Poreda;Andrew G. Hunt;Theodore E. Bunch
T E. Bunch;Klaus Keil;K.G Snetsinger
D. J. Kennett;J. P. Kennett;A. West;C. Mercer
T. E. Bunch;Arch M. Reid
Luann Becker;Jeffrey L. Bada;Randall E. Winans;Jerry E. Hunt
Luann Becker;Robert J. Poreda;Ted E. Bunch
M. B. Blanchard;D. E. Brownlee;T. E. Bunch;P. W. Hodge
T. E. Bunch;Klaus Keil;E. Olsen
Ted E. Bunch;Robert E. Hermes;Andrew M.T. Moore;Douglas J. Kennett
Isabel Israde-Alcántara;James L. Bischoff;Gabriela Domínguez-Vázquez;Hong-Chun Li
James H. Wittke;James C. Weaver;Ted E. Bunch;James P. Kennett
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Randy L. Korotev;Ryan A. Zeigler;Bradley L. Jolliff;Anthony J. Irving
Douglas J. Kennett;James P. Kennett;Allen West;G. James West
R. V. Fodor;Klaus Keil;T. E. Bunch
Gordon R. Osinski;Gordon R. Osinski;Pascal Lee;John G. Spray;John Parnell
Luann Becker;Luann Becker;T. E. Bunch
Peter H Schultz;Marcelo Zárate;Bill Hames;Christian Koeberl
T. E. Bunch;Klaus Keil
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