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RCUK Academic Fellow, Faculty of Social Sciences
Matt's research interests are based around reconstructing climate variability from lake sediments, particularly using physical and chemical proxies of change and understanding the controls on these… read more
Matt's research interests are based around reconstructing climate variability from lake sediments, particularly using physical and chemical proxies of change and understanding the controls on these proxies. Current and recent projects include: 1. Stable isotope systematics of lakes. By monitoring, modelling and calibrating recent records of stable isotope change in lake systems this project aims to provide mathematical models to provide quantified records of past changes in climate and environment. 2. Climate change in the Eastern Mediterranean. Matt is currently working on projects in Iran and Jordan. Recent and ongoing projects include synthesising lake isotope records and understanding the controls on early agriculture in the near east. 3. Holocene climate change in Mexico. Using high resolution records of chemical change in lake sediments (from scanning XRF analysis) a picture of Holocene climate variability in central west Mexico is being developed.
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