Georgina Falster

Dr. Georgina Falster is a DECRA Fellow in the School of Physics, Chemistry and Earth Sciences at the University of Adelaide, within the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology. Her research focuses on understanding Earth's climate system, particularly the water cycle across spatial and temporal scales. Key areas include Australian drought dynamics, tropical Pacific climate variability, and the use of water isotopes to trace atmospheric processes. She combines observational data, climate models, and paleoclimate archives (e.g., tree rings, ice cores) in her interdisciplinary work.

• Education: Not explicitly listed, but inferred via her DECRA Fellowship eligibility.
• Affiliations: University of Adelaide (current role).

Her research interests emphasize holistic climate analysis, with a focus on dynamical variability in the water cycle and its impacts. She contributes to climate model validation and the interpretation of long-term climate trends. Awards include the prestigious DECRA Fellowship, highlighting her research excellence.