Unlocking Earth’s most recent geological past to address today’s environmental challenges
The Quaternary Geoscience Research Group at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Indonesia (FMIPA UI), is a multidisciplinary research collective dedicated to studying Earth’s most recent geological period — the Quaternary — spanning the last ~2.6 million years to the present day.
Mercury cycling in marine sediments, deep-sea Hg burial rates, volcanic Hg emissions, carbonate diagenesis, and trace metal proxies for past environments.
Landslide susceptibility mapping, tsunami hazard assessment, geological mapping, and engineering geology for disaster risk reduction in Java and beyond.
Community-based hazard education (CREDO program), Geoscience Open Day, Science Panel for Borneo, and development of open-access geoscience teaching resources.
Sedimentary Hg geochemistry · Thermal maturity · Deep-sea Hg cycling
Carbonate sedimentology · Depositional systems · ¹⁰Be/⁹Be geochronology
Engineering geology · Geo-hazard mitigation · CREDO program (hazard education)