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The Faculty and Their Research
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Nancye H. Dawers Ph.D. Columbia, 1997
Associate Professor
Structural Geology, Neotectonics; Fault growth and interaction using scaling
relations in evolving fault populations
ndawers@tulane.edu
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George C. Flowers Ph.D., California-Berkeley, 1979
Associate Professor
Theoretical geochemistry, sedimentary
geochemistry, and environmental geochemistry of estuarine sediments.
flowers@.tulane.edu
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Assistant Professor
Fluvial geomorphology; Landscape evolution; Sediment delivery from
hillslopes to rivers; Interactions between climate and tectonics through
erosion; Impacts of climate change and land-use change on river networks
ngaspari@tulane.edu
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Karen H. Johannesson Ph.D. Nevada, Reno, 1993
Associate Professor
Low-temperature aqueous geochemistry and biogeochemistry, emphasizing trace
element speciation, chemical hydrogeology, and biogeochemical cycling of trace
elements (e.g., arsenic, selenium, and REEs) in the environment.
kjohanne@tulane.edu
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Sadredin C. Moosavi Ph.D.,
University of New Hampshire, 1998
Professor of Practice
Science Education, Biogeochemistry & Climate Change in Boreal & Arctic Wetland
Systems
smoosavi@tulane.edu
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Stephen A. Nelson Ph.D., California -Berkeley,
1979
Associate Professor/Chair
Igneous petrology, Volcanology, relationship between volcanism and tectonism, particularly
in Mexico; mechanisms of explosive volcanism,
Natural Disasters
snelson@tulane.edu
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Ronald L. Parsley Ph.D., Cincinnati, 1969
Professor
Paleontology: paleobiology, paleoecology,
and evolution of lower Paleozoic primitive Echinodermata; Paleozoic faunas
in general.
parsley@tulane.edu
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Gerhard Piringer, Ph.D. Tulane University,
2000
Professor of Practice
piringer@tulane.edu
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Brad E. Rosenheim Ph.D. University of Miami, 2005
Assistant Professor
Analysis of very recent geologic records of ocean circulation parameters
(temperature, oxygen isotopes, salinity, minor elements, and 14C) in relation
to global climate change.
brosenhe@tulane.edu
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Torbjörn E. Törnqvist Ph.D.
Utrecht University, 1993
Associate Professor
Quaternary geology, Fluvial and deltaic sedimentology, Sequence
stratigraphy, Sea-level change, Applied geochronology, Paleoclimatology
tor@tulane.edu
Research Professors
Post-Doctoral Fellows
- Juan González,,
Ph.D. Tulane
University, 2008
Late Holocene and future sea-level change, Climate change, Beach and coastal
processes, shoreline changes, coastal tectonics, Geoarcheology
jgonzal6@tulane.edu
- Yongxiang ‘Frank’ Li Ph.D. Lehigh
University, 2005
Paleoclimatology, Paleoceanography, Environmental magnetism,
Paleomagnetic-tectonics.
li@tulane.edu
- Zhixiong Shen Ph.D. Liverpool
University, 2007
Optically-stimulated luminescence dating, Environmental magnetism,
Quaternary climate change Palaeomagnetism
zshen@tulane.edu
- Jianwu Tang, Ph.D. Old Dominion
University, 2005
Chemical hydrogeology; Low-temperature aqueous geochemistry;
Geochemical modeling; Stable isotope geochemistry;
jtang@tulane.edu
- Shiyong Yu, Ph.D. .Lund University, 2003
Ice-Age geodynamics
Lake sediments and past global changes
Quaternary palynology
syu2@tulane.edu
Adjunct Faculty
Instructors
Staff
- Marilyn Reine
Administrative Secretary
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