Michael Rogerson

Michael Rogerson is a Professor in the Geography and Environmental Sciences Department at Northumbria University. His research investigates Earth systems through carbonate geochemistry, examining water movement between ocean basins, microbial recolonization post-avalanches, petrifying springs, pollution remediation, rainfall patterns in Africa/Mediterranean, iceberg dynamics, and bedrock-surface water carbon flow.

Research focuses on:

• Carbonate formation in diverse environments
• Paleoclimate reconstruction using speleothems and calcretes
• Environmental applications of mineral formation

His articles show specialization in mineral formation processes across different environmental contexts, from microbial lake sediments to pollution-affected streams, with applications in climate reconstruction and environmental remediation.

Holds a PhD in Earth Sciences and leads research in Environmental Monitoring and Reconstruction.