While the focus of the investigations I perform changes over time, nearly all of my research provides quantitative opportunities for interested students to become involved. Students participating in geophysical, GIS, remote sensing and numerical analyses of volcanic and tectonic processes on Earth, Venus and Mars regularly present their results at a geoscience conference, and occasionally an outstanding collaboration can lead to publication of a professional journal article.

I encourage you to visit my main research page to get a brief overview of the work I am doing at present, and then contact me if you’d like to explore ways to join in. I look forward to hearing from you!

Thesis Collaborations with Students

• 1998 – present