Matthew A. Malkowski, Ph.D
Acting Assistant Professor
Dept. of Geological Sciences Stanford University 450 Serra Mall, Building 320 Stanford, CA 94305 mamalkow at stanford dot edu |
Using the sedimentary record, I study how mountain belts and ocean basins evolve in response to external forces such as climate, tectonics, and sea level change.
My research focuses on 3 themes: 1. Relationships between tectonics (mountain building) and sedimentary basin evolution 2. Sedimentology, stratigraphy, and paleoenvironment of deep-water (ocean) depositional environments 3. Siliciclastic sediment routing from 'source-to-sink' (mountains to oceans) |
What's New?
2019 Summer of Seds:Congrats to Mariah and Anthony on successfully completing their SURGE projects and wrapping up an exciting summer of research with the Sedimentary Research Group!
Stanford's SURGE (Stanford University Research in Geosciences and Engineering) program is for undergraduates at a U.S. university or college who, by reason of their culture, class, race, ethnicity, background, and life experiences, would add diversity to our Stanford Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences research community. You can learn more here. See more "Summer of Seds" pictures. |
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