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Peter Cawood is a Professor (Research) at the School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment, Monash University, where he conducts cutting-edge research in geology and Earth system science. His work is deeply integrated into international efforts addressing planetary evolution and sustainability.
His research focuses on the evolution of continental crust, tectonic processes, and magmatic systems, with expertise in petrology, geochronology, and detrital mineral analysis. He investigates how continents form and evolve over geological time, using high-precision dating and geochemical techniques to unravel Earth's deep history.
The recent publications highlight a strong emphasis on crustal reworking, arc magmatism, and Neoproterozoic tectonics, with studies spanning regions such as the Gangdese belt, Singhbhum Craton, and Yangtze margin. His work combines field-based observations with advanced analytical methods, contributing significantly to understanding planetary-scale geological processes.
Peter Cawood is actively involved in major research initiatives, including an ARC-funded project on ultra-precise dating in Earth and planetary sciences, demonstrating sustained leadership and collaboration across disciplines.
He has published over 440 research outputs, including articles, reviews, and book chapters, in high-impact journals such as Lithos, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, and Precambrian Research. His scholarly activity remains highly productive, with multiple publications appearing into 2025.
