Matthew A Malkowski
Research group website: www.mmalkowski.com
Matt Malkowski is an assistant professor in the Department of Geological Sciences at UT-Austin. He received his BS and MS degrees from Michigan State University and a PhD from Stanford University.
Matt's research focuses on how siliciclastic depositional systems, modern and ancient, respond to and record external forcings such as climate, tectonics, sea level change, and human impacts. Research includes a range of field work, lab work, and modeling.
Interested and motivated students are encouraged to contact Matt about available research opportunities. Learn more here: www.mmalkowski.com
Postdocs
Barra Peak
I am an earth scientist interested in how landscapes and continents change over geologic time. I use U-Pb geochronology and (U-Th)/He thermochronology to date earth materials and determine the magnitude of heating and cooling events they have experienced in the shallow crust (less than ~ 10 km). I am currently applying these tools to look at how detrital zircon is...
Graduate Students
Fernando M Rey
, Ph.D., expected 2025
(Supervisor)
My research focus is to link the stratigraphic record with tectonic processes using geochronology and geochemical signatures. I am currently working on projects in southern Patagonia (Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous Rocas Verdes Back-arc basin) and Japan (Neogene opening of the Sea of Japan).I am also interested in the dispersal of sediments in shallow marine environments. I have 8 years of experience...
Jacqueline Epperson (Supervisor)
| Year | Semester | Course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Spring | GEO 420K | Intro To Field/Strat Meths |
| 2024 | Spring | GEO 660A | Field Geology |
| 2023 | Fall | GEO 191 | Dynamic Field Stratig: Andes |
| 2023 | Fall | GEO 416S | Earth/Planetary Proc Thru Time |
| 2023 | Spring | GEO 660A | Field Geology |
| 2022 | Fall | GEO 383 | Clastic Depositional Systems |
| 2022 | Summer | GEO f660A | Field Geo-Tx/Nm/Wy |
| 2022 | Spring | GEO 420K | Intro To Field/Strat Meths |
| 2022 | Spring | GEO 363S | Sedimentary Basin Analysis |
| 2022 | Spring | GEO 383S | Sedimentary Basin Analysis |
Malkowski Research Group
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