Andrew Malone
Clinical Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Biography
Andrew Malone (Photo: Jenny Fontaine/UIC)
Andrew Malone is a clinical assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences in the UIC College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
He is interested in the relationships between the cryosphere — the frozen part of the earth’s water system — and climate. Malone focuses on how mountain glaciers respond to climate change, both in the past and present, and uses computer models, data analysis and remote sensing imagery to predict how they will change as the climate warms in the future. He also is advancing methods to infer climate in the past from records of past glacial changes.
Malone is an expert on the tropical Andean glaciers and their evolution to this day.
