Associate Professor
Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
Department of Earth And Environmental Science
Areas of expertise: Sedimentology, tectonics
Press contact:
Peter Iglinski
585.273.4726
Related Links:
SIREAL: Stable Isotope Ratios in the Environment, Analytical Laboratory
In the News
Patagonia Times, Chile
New York Geologist Advances New History of Andes
July 02, 2008
MSNBC
Mountains could have growth spurts
June 06, 2008
Reuters
Mountains could have growth spurts: researchers
June 05, 2008
Democrat and Chronicle
UR Professor Wins Award
July 26, 2006
News Releases
Mountain Ranges Rise Much More Rapidly than Geologists Expected
May 28, 2008
Geologist Wins Geological Society of America's Young Scientist Award
September 18, 2007
Mountain Ranges Rise Dramatically Faster Than Expected
January 26, 2006
Biography
Professor Garzione studies the interactions between tectonics and climate in sedimentary basins associated with large mountain belts, such as the Andean plateau and Tibetan plateau. She uses field based sedimentology, geochemical and petrologic provenance studies of clastic sedimentary rocks, and stable isotopes to reconstruct paleoenvironments and sedimentary basin evolution.