ABOUT ME

Thermochronology and Tectonics

I am a post doctoral researcher based at the University of Arizona. I use low-temperature thermochronology to investigate the modern landscape in order to understand the dynamic processes that shape our world.

​The Pinaleño Mountains Metamorphic Core Complex
Arizona, USA, 2019

RESEARCH

Current Projects

  • The temporal and structural development of collisional and cordilleran tectonics in North America and Central Asia.
  • Integrating geochemistry with thermochronology in order to better constrain tectonic processes
  • The relationship among climate, tectonics, and erosion and how they interface to grow topography

Thermochronology
At the University of Arizona, I manage the Arizona Fission-Track Laboratory to produce apatite fission-track, apatite U-Pb, and trace and rare earth element geochemistry.

We are always looking for new projects and collaborations!