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.

Career & education
Assistant Lecturer · Monash University
Teaching & research, Geography & Earth Sciences.
Postdoctoral Researcher · GFZ Potsdam
ERC GyroSCoPe — Geomorphic & Sedimentary Responses to Climate Periodicity.
Postdoctoral Associate · Imperial College London
NERC MC2 — A 4D Framework for Mantle Convection.
PhD · Imperial College London
Thesis — Continental-Scale Landscape evolution: A Multi-Proxy Approach.
BA & MSci Natural / Geological Sciences · Cambridge
Newnham College. Dissertation: Subsidence History of the Parnaíba Basin, NE Brazil.
Selected awards
Field & lab
Computing