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Faculty

Department of Earth Sciences


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Suzanne Baldwin
Professor
218 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-4920

Prof. Baldwin specializes in noble gas thermochronology, P-T-t evolution of crustal terranes, plate boundary processes in the southwest Pacific, continental extensional tectonics.

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Paul Fitzgerald
Professor
207 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-2619

Prof. Fitzgerald specializes in low-temperature thermochronology (fission track, U-Th/He) applied to tectonics in extensional, convergent and strike-slip regimes. He has projects in Antarctica, the Basin and Range Province, Papua New Guinea, Alaska and the Pyrenees.

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Gregory Hoke
Assistant Professor
116A Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-1903

Dr. Hoke studies the interactions of climate and tectonics on the earth's surface using geomorphology and the stratigraphic record. His active research projects are in the southern central Andes and SE Tibet.

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Linda Ivany
Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies
214 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-3626

Prof. Ivany specializes in evolutionary paleoecology, geobiology, and paleoclimatology.

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Christopher Junium
Assistant Professor
322A Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-8969

Prof. Junium is a stable isotope and organic geochemist focusing on global climate change through geological time.

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Jeffrey A. Karson
Department Chair and Jessie Page Heroy Professor
204 and 222 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-7976

Prof. Jeff Karson's expertise lies in structural geology and tectonics of oceanic spreading centers. Field Geology. Relationships between magmatic construction and mechanical extension.

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Laura Lautz
Director of Graduate Studies, Associate Professor
317 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-1196

Prof. Lautz specializes in physical hydrologic processes and their influence on water quality and movement through watersheds.

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Zunli Lu
Assistant Professor
310 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-0281

Prof. Lu specializes in low temperature geochemistry and uses a variety of methods (trace elements, isotopes and models) to investigate crustal fluids, carbon cycle and global environmental changes.

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Robert Moucha
Assistant Professor
208A Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-6239

Prof. Moucha is focused on large-scale solid-earth geophysics and geodynamics through the use of remote sensing data and computer modeling as tools in visualizing mantle circulation and dynamics as expressed at Earth's surface.

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Cathryn Newton
Professor and Dean Emerita
466 Life Sciences Complex
315-443-3487

Prof. Newton's scholarly work involves studies of modern and ancient biodiversity, including the quantitative dynamics of ancient and modern mass extinction.

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Scott Samson
Professor
319 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-3672

Prof. Samson's research includes U-Pb geochronology and Nd-Sr-Pb isotope geochemistry. These techniques are used to address diverse topics ranging from tephrochronology, to unraveling the evolution of orogenic belts, to tracking the birthplaces of suspect terranes.

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Christopher Scholz
Professor
011A Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-4673

Prof. Scholz specializes in sedimentary geology, the geologic record of climate change, paleolimnology, and sedimentary basin analysis.

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Donald Siegel
Professor
314 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-3607

Prof. Siegel is interested in peatland hydrogeology and geochemistry, contaminant transport in groundwater systems, and competitive chess.

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Bruce Wilkinson
Research Professor
220 Heroy Geology Laboratory
315-443-3869

Prof. Wilkinson conducts research in the field of sedimentary geology with emphasis on modern and ancient carbonate sequences. Recent effort has focused on questions about the chemical evolution of Phanerozoic carbonates as records of past atmospheric-hydrospheric systems, on quantification of global cycling rates of sedimentary components at the Earth's surface, and on problems concerning the relative importance of stochastic versus periodic processes during the accumulation of seemingly cyclic peritidal carbonate sequences. He likes limestones a lot.

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Adjunct Faculty



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Mauricio Bermúdez
Universidad Central de Venezuela Laboratorios de Termocronología y Geomatemáticas, Departamento de Geología, Escuela de Geología, Minas y Geofísica. Facultad de Ingeniería,



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Paul Tomascak
Visiting Faculty
212 Heroy Geology Laboratory

Prof. Tomascak is interested in elemental and isotope geochemistry; granite and granitic pegmatite studies.



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Philippe Vidon
Department of Forestry & Natural Resource Management
SUNY-ESF
(315) 470 4765

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E. Bruce Watson
Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
(518) 276-8838

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Affliliated Faculty



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Charles T. Driscoll, Jr.
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
151 Link Hall
(315) 443-3434

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Peng Gao
Department of Geography
144 Eggers Hall
(315)‐443‐3679

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Part Time Instructor



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Dan Curewitz
Lecturer
206A Heroy Geology Laboratory


Professor Emeritus



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Marion E. (Pat) Bickford
Research Professor and Professor Emeriti
304 Heroy Geology Laboratory

Prof. Bickford is a petrologist and isotope geochemist; most of his work has been on the U-Pb zircon geochronology of Paleo- and Meso- Proterozoic rocks.

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James C. Brower
Professor Emeriti
211 Heroy Geology Laboratory

Prof. Brower is a paleontologist and paleobiologist; his most recent research has been redirected toward Paleozoic crinoids.

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