Manoj Mathew

Manoj Mathew serves as Lecturer in Earth Sciences at Kingston University's School of Built Environment and Geography within the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment, a position he assumed in 2023. His academic profile integrates advanced research in Earth system processes with dedicated teaching in environmental sciences.

His educational foundation comprises:

• PhD in Geomorphology, Southern Brittany University (2016)
• MSc in Petroleum Geoscience
• BSc in Geology

Dr. Mathew's research program centers on quantitative analysis of geomorphological systems, investigating source-to-sink sediment dynamics, greenhouse gas fluxes in aquatic environments, and climate change amplification of geohazards. His interdisciplinary methodology examines feedback mechanisms between anthropogenic landscape modifications and atmospheric responses, with particular fieldwork focus in Southeast Asia and European coastal zones. This work employs integrated geospatial, geochemical, and modeling approaches to assess environmental system resilience.

His principal scientific recognition is detailed below:

• Pan-European ISblue International Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2021) as Principal Investigator for human-impact studies in Southeast Asian ecosystems

In academic leadership, Dr. Mathew serves as Module Leader for foundational courses including 'Our Dynamic Earth' (GG4001), 'Research and Fieldwork Methods' (GG4004), and 'Geomorphology, Geotechnics and Geohazards' (GG5028). He contributes significantly across the Environmental Science with Hazards and Disasters BSc, Geography BSc, and Environmental Management MSc programs, supervising dissertation research while advancing curriculum development in climate change adaptation and geohazard assessment.