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Nathan Niemi is a dedicated geologist specializing in continental deformation with a strong emphasis on actively deforming tectonic systems. His expertise includes detailed field mapping, thermochronology, neotectonic studies, and GPS geodesy methods. Through his research, he has contributed to understanding crustal deformation associated with orogenesis over diverse timescales, from decades to tens of millions of years. His prominent research projects include the exploration of paleotopography and paleogeography, the basin range neotectonics, and the tectonic evolution of the Greater Caucasus, the Arabia-Eurasia plate boundary, and northern Tibet. Niemi's scholarly work significantly enhances the understanding of the timing of uplift in the Tibetan Plateau, aiming to bridge gaps in the geological timeline. He is a professor and acts as the director of Camp Davis, promoting education in geology and inspiring young earth scientists.
University of Michigan • Ann Arbor, MI
Holding the position of Henry Pollack Professor at the University of Michigan, focusing on research and education in the field of geology.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science