Dr. Mark Abbott, Associate Professor Interests:  sedimentology, paleolimnology, paleoclimatology, and climate variability over a wide range of timescales Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-1408
	Dr. Thomas Anderson, Professor Interests:  structural and field geology, plate tectonics and geochronology with emphasis upon understanding the geological and chronological evolution of mountain belts Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8870
	Dr. Daniel Bain, Assistant Professor Interests:  human driven hydrological, landscape, and geo-chemical change in urban and fluvial systems; Development of non-traditional stable isotopes as probes of human-geochemical systems Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8766
	Dr. Rosemary Capo, Associate Professor Interests:  surficial processes and low-temperature geochemistry, using radiogenic isotopes as chemical tracers in marine and terrestrial environments Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8873
	Dr. Emily Elliott, Assistant Professor Interests:  using stable isotope techniques to understand watershed biogeochemistry; atmospheric pollution and chemistry; long-term anthropogenic impacts to watersheds Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8882
	Dr. William Harbert, Associate Professor Interests:  carbon sequestration, rock physics, risk assessment, geospatial analysis applied to geohazards, plate tectonics, environmental geophysics and paleomagnetism. Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8874
	Dr. Michael Ramsey, Associate Professor Interests:  physical volcanology & natural hazard mitigation; remote sensing/GPS/infrared spectroscopy applied to Mars surface processes, eolian systems, and urban analysis Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8772
	Dr. Michael Rosenmeier, Assistant Professor Interests:  paleoenvironmental methods of climate change; interactions among climate, humans, and environment Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8775
	Dr. Ian Skilling, Assistant Professor Interests:  field-based volcanology; magma-water / magma-sediment interaction; sub-glacial volcanism in Iceland; image analysis of eruptions and pyroclasts; Mars volcanology Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-5873
	Dr. Brian Stewart, Associate Professor Department Chair Interests:  geochemical processes on Earth and planetary systems using radiogenic isotopes as tracers for natural physical and chemical processes Email:  click here Phone:  412-624-8883