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Adriana Dutkiewicz is an Associate Professor and ARC Future Fellow at the University of Sydney. She has a Ph.D. from Flinders University, focusing on Quaternary Palaeoclimate. Her research specializes in sedimentology and examines a wide range of sedimentary rocks and sediments from the Archaean to the Quaternary periods. Dutkiewicz's current research synthesizes extensive sedimentological and geochemical datasets to uncover fundamental processes governing the composition of marine sediments, ocean chemistry, and the global carbon cycle. Her work integrates traditional sedimentology with advanced technology, enhancing our understanding of climate change, environmental sustainability, and the dynamics of Earth's systems. She has been awarded multiple accolades, including the Mawson Medal from the Australian Academy of Science and is recognized for her significant contributions to the study of deep-sea carbon reservoirs and their impact on global climate patterns. Dutkiewicz has published extensively in high-impact journals and her research aligns with the Faculty of Science's focus on understanding the planet, climate, and environmental change.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Leading research projects focused on sedimentology and paleoclimatology.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Focused on understanding deep-sea carbon reservoirs and their implications for global climate change.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Teaching courses related to earth sciences and supervising graduate students.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Conducting research in sedimentology and environmental geology.
CSIRO Division Petroleum Resources • Australia
Investigating sedimentary processes and their implications for petroleum resources.
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