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Victor A. RAMOS is a CONICET
Researcher and Emeritus Professor at the Universidad de Buenos Aires in
Argentina. He has been working for more than 50 years on understanding the
tectonic evolution of the Andes. His findings have helped unravel the tectonic
processes responsible for the Andean Orogeny, from Tierra del Fuego in the
south to the Colombian Andes in the north. Professor RAMOS supports the
editorial board through the review of chapters on tectonics and the improvement
of the editorial process.
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| Cees W. PASSCHIER is a professor of
Tectonophysics and Structural Geology in the Department of Earth Sciences at
the Johannes Gutenberg Universität of Mainz, Germany. He is the president of
the IUGS Commission on Tectonics and Structural Geology and has been the Chief
Editor for the Journal of Structural Geology since 2008. Professor PASSCHIER is
responsible for the oversight of structural geology in The Geology of
Colombia book.
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| David BUCHS is a professor at the
School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, Cardiff University, United Kingdom. Professor
BUCHS is working on seamount formation and accretion, as well as the magmatic
and tectonic evolution of the Isthmus of Panamá. Currently, Professor BUCHS is a
coordinator of the international Erasmus+ program, editor of PLOS ONE and
advisor to the Panamá Canal Authority. Professor BUCHS is reviewing
geochemistry for The Geology of Colombia book. |
| Agustín CARDONA is a professor at the
Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Medellín. He is working on the geological
evolution of the Andes and Caribbean, convergent tectonic settings,
geochemistry, and geochronology. Professor CARDONA is reviewing geochronological
and Colombian geology for The Geology of
Colombia book. |