Mathieu Lapotre
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Mathieu Lapotre is an Assistant Professor at Stanford University in the United States. His research focuses on the dynamics of aeolian processes, river morphology, and planetary geology, as evidenced by his recent articles on river bend trajectories, aerodynamic roughness, and grain size measurements on Mars. He also explores the implications of windblown sand patterns on celestial bodies such as Titan and Mars, contributing to the understanding of geological processes across different environments.
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Sonia M. Tikoo
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Alvise Finotello
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Pascale Roy-Léveillée
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Mark Cutkosky
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Janice Bishop
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Andrea D'Alpaos
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