Rate My Professor Andrew Laskowski

His research interests include tectonics, structural geology, geochronology, field geology, metamorphic petrology, geological mapping, crustal deformation, mineral exploration, regional geology, and exploration geology, with a particular focus on the Himalaya-Karakoram-Tibet region, southern Tibet, and the Zagros collision zone. Key publications authored or co-authored by Laskowski include "Kinematic Evolution of the Tangra Yumco Rift, South-Central Tibet" (2024), "Episodic Late Cretaceous to Neogene crustal thickness variation in southern Tibet" (2023), "Kilometer-scale recumbent folding, tectonic attenuation, and rotational shear in the western Anaconda Range, southwestern Montana, USA" (2023), "New Paleomagnetic Constraints on the Early Cretaceous Paleolatitude of the Lhasa Terrane (Tibet)" (2022), "Configuration and Timing of Collision Between Arabia and Eurasia in the Zagros Collision Zone, Fars, Southern Iran" (2021), "Provenance of Late Cretaceous accretionary complex within the Yarlung–Zangpo suture zone, Bainang, southern Tibet: Implications for the subduction–accretion of the Neo-Tethyan Ocean" (2022), and "Active Uplift of Southern Tibet Revealed". Laskowski organized the Himalaya-Karakoram-Tibet Workshop at Montana State University in Bozeman in 2019. He is affiliated with the university's Spatial Sciences Center and Energy Research Institute, contributing to environmental monitoring, remote sensing, natural resources, and fossil energy. He also leads summer geology field courses in the Northern Rocky Mountains.