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职称:Associate Professor
所属学校:University of Washington-Seattle Campus
所属院系:Aquatic and Fishery Sciences
所属专业:Animal Physiology
联系方式:206-543-1750
Kate Huntington is a geologist and geochemist who uses field-based, laboratory, and numerical modeling approaches to better understand how tectonics, erosion and climate interact to shape Earth’s surface.
She and her colleagues use the global laboratory to answer her queries, working primarily in the Himalaya-Tibet, western North America, and the Andes mountains. By examining the geochemistry of minerals in soils, lake sediments and river sands, she can better understand how rivers and glaciers erode, how climate changes our landscape, and how mountains and river gorges came to be. In recognition of her work, she recently won the prestigious Donath Medal for young scientists from the Geological Society of America.