Our group works at the intersection between surface processes, sedimentology, and stratigraphy. We are interested in how surface processes shape the sedimentary record and, in turn, how we can exploit the sedimentary record to understand landscape evolution. To achieve this, we research landscape dynamics in space and time, spanning alluvial fan, fluvial, deltaic, coastal, and nearshore settings. This is crucial to understand how ancient and modern landscapes evolved on Earth and other planets, and to predict landscape response to climate change.Â
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