Tamara Aránguiz-Rago
- Lucas J. Kimes Postdoctoral Fellow
- EARTH SCIENCE
Tectonic geomorphology
My research interests are centered on how landscapes archive both past and present tectonic and surface processes. I’m particularly interested in how we can disentangle tectonic and climate signals to better understand the role of these processes in shaping the landscape. I work across multiple scales and techniques, combining field observations, remote sensing, geochronological data, and numerical simulations to inform physical and mathematical models of erosion and crustal processes.
Education
- PhD (Earth and Space Sciences): University of Washington, 2026
- BS (Geology): University of Chile, 2018
Awards
- Fulbright Doctoral Fellowship, Fulbright Program – ANID Chile, 2020–2024