Anne Grunow

Anne Grunow's work focuses on the geology and landscape history of Antarctica, including how mountains there were uplifted and eroded over millions of years, the timing and origins of ancient volcanic and metamorphic activity, and how the region's rocks and climate history can be studied using preserved rock samples. She also curates the Polar Rock Repository, a collection used by other researchers for geochemical studies of polar regions, and has contributed to work examining early stone-tool technology in Antarctic-analog settings.

Publication output has grown from a couple of papers per year in the late 2010s to a more active and steady pace of about 4-5 outputs per year since 2022.

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