My research interests lie in the field of Earth surface processes and tectonic geomorphology. I explore topographic evolution and how we can quantify and use topographic changes archived on a range of different time-scales to understand earthquake hazard, climate, biodiversity, and human land-use. The diversity of my research requires an interdisciplinary approach, where I combine field studies with analytical methods (cosmogenic nuclides, luminescence and radiocarbon dating, etc.) and numerical modelling.