Ajay Limaye leads the Landscape Evolution Group in the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia. The group investigates the processes that shape landscapes and sedimentary deposits from Earth’s seafloor to mountain canyons and the surface of Mars. Meet the research team, or see the Research, Teaching and Press pages for more on our work.
We are recruiting new PhD students to join the group in Fall 2025. Go here for more information on undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral opportunities.
Recent and upcoming talks
We are gearing up for a busy week at the American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. in December. See below for more information on our slate of posters and and talks.
Time and Location | Presenter | Session |
Mon. 12/9, 1:40-5:30pm, Poster Hall | Dimitri Bandou (Abstract) | EP13B – Landscape Evolution Beneath and Beyond the Ice |
Tue. 12/10, 10:23-10:26 am, eLightning Theater 5 | Matthew Burtner (Abstract) | SY22B – Thinking Outside the Box Plot: Communicating Science Beyond the Paper |
Wed. 12/11, 8:30am-12:20pm, Poster Hall | Vidushi Sharma (Abstract) | EP31D – Fluvial Dynamics, Sediment Transport, and Landscape Evolution in Mountain Ranges |
Wed. 12/11, 1:40-5:30pm, Poster Hall | Ajay Limaye (Abstract) | EP33A – Alluvial Rivers: Processes and Dynamics Across Scales |
Thu. 12/12, 8:30am-12:20pm, Poster Hall | Youwei Wang (Abstract) | EP41E – Linking Surface Processes to the Stratigraphic Record: Past Is the Key to the Future |
Fri. 12/13, 5:00-5:10pm, Room 146C | Abby Ackerman (Abstract) | EP54B – Ecohydrology and Biogeomorphology: How Biotic and Abiotic Interactions Can Shape Landscapes and Ecosystems Across Scales |