Madison Borrelli

Madison Borrelli is a Research Fellow in the School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Institute of Technology, within the College of Sciences. Her research focuses on planetary surface processes, emphasizing Venus geology and Uranian satellite studies. Key areas include volcanic landform evolution, lithospheric flexure analysis, and impact crater dynamics. She employs geophysical modeling and remote sensing data to explore planetary interiors and surface histories.

Her work bridges volcanology, geophysics, and planetary science, with notable contributions to understanding Venus’s lithosphere through domical volcanoes and studying Uranian satellites’ cratering records. She also investigates meteor-atmosphere interactions on Venus and participates in science communication initiatives like TREX Public Engagement.