Welcome to the pages of the Radiogenic Isotope Geochemistry program at UNM, under the direction of professor Asmerom. Our research scope ranges from early evolution of the solar system to climate change on earth. A number of research initiatives are now underway, including collaborative projects all over the world. Project funding has been obtained from a number of programs at the National Science Foundation, NASA and the Department of Energy.
 
  

 

NEWS: Our work on the Grand Canyon to be featured on the National Geographic Channel. Stay tuned for time-table. The first show on climate which also appeared on NGC was broadcasted a number of times.

Nat geogNaked Science:

Recent Publications

 
Solar Forcing of Holocine Climate
  
Bridging the Gap:
How Grand Canyon Formed

Recent popular press coverage.

The Washington Post

Letter to Prospective Graduate Students

Advances in radiogenic isotope geochemistry have opened up unprecedented opportunities in all aspects of solid earth, environmental and planetary sciences research.  Some of the areas that my group and my collaborators are engaged in include: Click here for more.