Stephen Carson

Stephen Carson graduated from Glasgow University in 2010 with an honors degree in Earth Sciences. He spent the next year working and traveling around Australia and South East Asia. In 2013 Stephen started working as a research assistant in the coastal hazards lab at the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS). His research involves the study … Continued

Shengji Wei

Dr Shengji WEI obtained his geophysical Bachelor (2004) and PhD degrees (2009) in the department of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC).  During his PhD study, he visited SeismoLab of Caltech from 2008 to 2009, working with Professor Don Helmberger on recognizing wiggles on the seismogram. This … Continued

Praditya Avianto

Praditya Avianto is a technician of Marine Geology at Research Center for Oceanography – Indonesian Institute of Sciences with DIII informatics engineering background. He has been working with oceanographic and geological data processing and participating in several research expeditions for more than 20 years. Praditya has lengthy expereince working as a research equipment administrator on … Continued

Mónika Naranjo-Shepherd

Mónika holds a Master’s degree in Screenwriting from the University of Bergen and a Bachelor’s degree on Audiovisual Production from the University of Costa Rica. For the last seventeen years she has worked on communication projects and strategic campaigns of social or environmental value. Her 2004 documentary “Coco” which portrays the struggle of illegal immigrants … Continued

Haryadi Permana

Haryadi Permana is a tectonics geologist whose main research interests lies in identifying active submarine faults related to earthquake and hazards mitigation. Haryadi has served as the appointed Director of Research for the Center for Geotechnology, LIPI since 2011.

Adam Budi Nugroho

Adam Budi Nugroho is a geologist, whose main focus is on developing seismic interpretation techniques and strategies to better understand subsurface geological structure for hazard mitigation and natural resource exploration.

Frédérique Leclerc

Dr Leclerc’s research interest focuses on understanding how subduction zones work and more precisely how and why the convergence is sometimes accommodated in the upper plate, over long time-scale. She defended her PhD last year at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, in France. She was at that time aiming at quantifying the … Continued

Romain Duperray

Romain Duperray is an engineering student at Ecole des Mines de Paris (Mines ParisTech), Paris, France.  He is in his last year of Master of Engineering and he studies geosciences. He is currently in an internship at Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP) in Paris, his internship advisor is Pr. Satish Singh. He … Continued

Paul Tapponnier

Professor Paul Tapponnier is one of the foremost scientists of his generation in neotectonics. His discovery of active faults in and around Tibet that are accommodating the collision of India into Asia revolutionized the scientific understanding of Asia’s tectonics. His research provided a consistent model of large-scale crustal deformation processes between the Himalayas and Baykal, … Continued