Aubrey Hillman

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University at Albany, State University of New York

United States

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Aubrey Hillman is an Assistant Professor at the University at Albany, State University of New York, USA. His research areas include lead isotope fingerprinting techniques, Holocene climate change, and sedimentary records in relation to human impact and environmental shifts. Recent publications focus on atmospheric pollution, glaciation, and hydroclimatic variations across diverse geographical regions, particularly in China and South America.

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid

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Lead isotope fingerprinting techniques help identify and quantify 3000 years of atmospheric lead pollution from Laguna Roya, northwestern Iberia

Middle-late Holocene environment change induced by climate and human based on multi-proxy records from the middle and lower reaches of Yangtze River, eastern China

700,000 years of tropical Andean glaciation

Expanded agroecological niches and redistributed risks in northern Peru’s Chicama Valley during late-Holocene ENSO climate changes

El Niño Southern Oscillation and enhanced arid land vegetation productivity in NW South America

Holocene hydroclimatic variations on the Tibetan Plateau: An isotopic perspective

Metal ratio mixing models clarify metal contamination sources to lake sediments in Yunnan, China

Yilong lake level record documents coherent regional-scale changes in Holocene water balance in Yunnan, southwestern China

A 17,000-year multi-proxy study of the Indian Summer Monsoon from Lake Dian, Yunnan, China

Contrasting ecosystem responses to climatic events and human activity revealed by a sedimentary record from Lake Yilong, southwestern China

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Mark Bush

Robert Hatfield

Joseph Stephen Stoner

Benjamin Vining

Daniel Contreras

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