Organization

People responsible for the management of the Association.

Council of Management

Consisting of the President, General Secretary, Treasurer, Past President, six Vice Presidents, and Chief Editors of IAS Journals and Special Publications, this is responsible for the ongoing management of the Association. It meets at least three times a year and takes important decisions on policy, funding and planning IAS meetings and initiatives.

Cathy Hollis

President

Gonzalo Veiga

General Secretary

João Trabucho Alexandre

Treasurer

Daniel Ariztegui

Past President

Alex Brasier

Sedimentology Editor in Chief

Peter Swart

The Depositional Record Editor in Chief

Elias Samankassou

Special Publications Editor in Chief

Joanna Pszonka

Vice President

Chelsea Pederson

Vice President

Karoly Nemeth

Vice President

Peir Pufahl

Vice President

Marianna Tuchkova

Vice President

IAS Bureau

The President, General Secretary and Treasurer collectively constitute the IAS Bureau. This means that they are legally responsible for the day-to-day running of the IAS INPO under Belgian law. The Bureau has no separate power over financial decisions, organisation, or operation of the IAS, all of which need to be ratified by the Council of Management.

Council of Supervision

A group of six eminent sedimentologists who provide oversight, advice and guidance to the Council of Management.

Marc Aurell

Council of Supervision member

Marco Brandano

Council of Supervision Member

Fulvio Franchi

Council of Supervision Member

Tracy Frank

Council of Supervision Member

Mónica Sanchez-Roman

Council of Supervision Member

Xiumian Hu

Council of Supervision Member

Early Career Scientists Committee

The Early Career Scientists Committee (ECSC) is formed of young scientists who represent the upcoming generation of sedimentologists, ensuring that their voice is heard in the IAS. ‍ An Early Career Scientist (ECS) is a scientist with no more than 7 years of full time experience since completing their Ph.D. (excluding periods of parental or other care leave). The ECSC members are early career scientists active in sedimentological research as demonstrated by their publication record (minimum 3 research articles in peer-reviewed publications).