Research Interests The research interests of our QuatPals (Quaternary Paleoclimatology) research group are centered on gaining new understanding of the progression and mechanisms of environmental and climate change in the past 2 million years of Earth's history. Investigations are often collaborative, bridging multiple disciplines, and combine field interpretations and analytical measurements, with geophysical modeling. This approach underscores the importance of translating site-specific geomorphic or stratigraphic observations or measurements to regional and global contexts on various time scales. We see an endless horizon of exciting and significance science, much, if not all collaborative with students and colleagues from many continents. Outlined below are recent and future research directions. Also, I am open to explore new research directions with post-doctoral scholars and graduate students. I enjoy mentoring excellent students to be amazing professionals and take new research pathways. The frontiers are endless.