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John Fairweather is a geologist working in archaeology. His current research focuses on geochemical processes and their applications in archaeology and paleoclimate studies. He is primarily analyzing manganese-rich desert varnish, aiming to develop a proxy for reconstructing past climates in arid regions. His work combines electron microprobe analysis with computational data processing to explore environmental change over long timescales. John collaborates closely with archaeologists, planetary scientists, and geomorphologists to utilize geochemical data analysis tools. His broader interests include surface processes on planets and moons, employing machine learning methods to enhance tasks and develop geochemical methods for cross-disciplinary research. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through his academic qualifications and global collaborations.
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