Dr.
Silvia Crosetto

Research Interests:
I am a structural geologist, and my research focuses on active tectonic settings where the interplay between deep and shallow processes can be explored. My main interests can be summarised in:
- Active tectonics
- Fault monitoring
- Earthquake geology
- Tectonic geomorphology (morphotectonics)
- Paleoseismology
Career:
Post-doctoral research fellow, GFZ-Potsdam — April 2019-present
Sessional lecturer, Royal Holloway University of London, UK — 2018
Teaching Assistant, Royal Holloway University of London, UK — 2013-2018
Education:
Ph.D. in Earth Sciences, Royal Holloway University of London, UK
M.Sc. in Geosciences, University of Turin, Italy
B.Sc. in Geological Sciences, University of Turin, Italy
Projects:
Tectonics and recent kinematics of the Kefalonia-Lefkada transform fault zone, Greece
The tectonic evolution of the eastern Adriatic margin: understanding the implications of subduction of the Ocean-to-Continent transition in terms of surface deformation and seismic hazard in Albania, North Macedonia, and Greece
Etna CREEP - onshore Creepmeter monitoring of the unstable SE flank of Mount Etna, Italy (2021-2026)
Morphotectonics and numerical modelling of marine terraces and river profile evolution at subduction margins
Active tectonics Paleoseismology in NW Pamir and landscape response to deep-Earth processes in Hindu Kush