GES collaboration leads to high-profile research article in Science Advances
Published: 10 November 2025
A GES collaboration between Professor Ehlers, Dr. Falkowski, and Dr. Eizenhoefer recently published a breakthrough article in Science Advances explaining how drainage basin capture events lead to the formation of the high-relief canyons on the flanks of the Andes.
A GES collaboration between Professor Ehlers, Dr. Falkowski, and Dr. Eizenhoefer recently published a breakthrough article in Science Advances explaining how drainage basin capture events lead to the formation of the high-relief canyons on the flanks of the Andes. The manuscript explores the competing controls of climate, tectonics, and surface processes on the formation of topography in the world’s second-largest mountain range. More information here: . https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adz9285
First published: 10 November 2025