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POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS
Erin Seagren
PostDoctoral Fellow
erin_seagren@sfu.ca
DISC 2 108
Research Area: Addresses questions of landscape evolution at plateau margins using field and computerized mapping, terrestrial cosmogenic nuclides, and statistical modeling.
Matteo Saletti
University Research Associate
matteo_saletti@sfu.ca
DISC 2 108
Research Area: Geomorphology and Sediment Transport of Gravel-Bed Rivers; Stability and Design of Step-Pool Channels; Flow Hydraulics in the Fraser Canyon.
Aaron Steelquist
Post Doctoral Fellow
aaron_steelquist@sfu.ca
DISC 2 108
Research Area: The co-evolution of rivers and landscapes over geologic timescales, currently focused on the impact of landslides on the Fraser River and surrounding valley.
Julia Carr
Post Doctoral Fellow
Research Area: Rock strength and sediment controls on bedrock river incision; sediment transport across river networks; landslide hazard and the role hillslope-channel coupling on river evolution.
Tingan Li
Post Doctoral Fellow
Research Area: Erosion process in bedrock rivers; controls on bedrock channel morphology; boundary roughness and shear stress in bedrock canyons; landscape evolution.
Evan Byrnes
Post Doctoral Fellow
Research Area: Research interests broadly focus on mechanisms of animal behaviour and ecology, with a particular interest in fishes.
Naomi Pleizier
Post Doctoral Fellow
naomi_pleizier@sfu.ca
DISC 2 108
Research Area: Naomi is interested in the mechanisms by which environmental factors, such as flow and temperature, impact fish health and survival.
Jeffrey Larimer
Post Doctoral Fellow
jeffrey_larimer@sfu.ca
DISC 2 108
Research Area: Jeffrey uses a variety of field, numerical, and experimental techniques to study how sediment transport and progressive failure of bedrock cooperate to shape river channel morphology, landscape evolution, and aquatic life.
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Peter Thompson
Post Doctoral Fellow
Research Area: Peter is interested in identifying the environmental and anthropogenic drivers of movement and space use for southern resident killer whales in the Salish Sea