01 · About

About

Geomorphologist and Assistant Lecturer at Monash University. I combine field mapping, cosmogenic nuclide dating, low-temperature thermochronology and landscape-evolution modelling to read how climate and deep-Earth forces shape continents — from the rivers of Patagonia to the terraces of Tasmania. PhD from Imperial College London, with postdoctoral research at GFZ Potsdam and Imperial College London. My work turns landforms into time-callibrated, quantitative records of climate and tectonics.

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Career & education

2025–

Assistant Lecturer · Monash University

Teaching & research, Geography & Earth Sciences.

2022–25

Postdoctoral Researcher · GFZ Potsdam

ERC GyroSCoPe — Geomorphic & Sedimentary Responses to Climate Periodicity.

2021–22

Postdoctoral Associate · Imperial College London

NERC MC2 — A 4D Framework for Mantle Convection.

2017–21

PhD · Imperial College London

Thesis — Continental-Scale Landscape evolution: A Multi-Proxy Approach.

2012–16

BA & MSci Natural / Geological Sciences · Cambridge

Newnham College. Dissertation: Subsidence History of the Parnaíba Basin, NE Brazil.

Selected awards

Janet Watson Prize · 2019 AGU Outstanding Student Presentation · 2018 Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year · 2020

Field & lab

cosmogenic nuclide dating U-Th/He thermochronology GIS geomorphic mapping landscape evolution modelling basin analyis

Computing

Python GMT QGIS Landlab FastScape GPlates PeCUBE