GEOLOGY • PALEONTOLOGY • SCIENCE COMMUNICATION

AyonWickramasinghe

Building a career in paleontology through field research, geology, and science communication.

CURRENTLY

From film to field science.

I'm a geology student transitioning into paleontology, with a background in film and emerging media production and hands-on field and laboratory experience.

In 2026, I completed a 12-week field research program with the Museum of Texas Tech University at Lubbock Lake Landmark. I'm now continuing my geology education at Los Angeles Pierce College while building experience across paleontology, museum work, field research, and science communication.

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Field Research

Quaternary/Pleistocene fossil excavation, archaeological survey, stratigraphic documentation, surveying, laboratory processing, and fossil preparation.

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02

Paleontology

Exploring vertebrate paleontology, paleobiology, paleoecology, taphonomy, evolutionary paleontology, and geobiology.

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03

Science Communication

Combining professional media production, photography, and storytelling with a growing focus on communicating paleontology to broad audiences.

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Ayon Wickramasinghe conducting fieldwork at Lubbock Lake Landmark FIELD RESEARCH • 2026

FIELD EXPERIENCE

Learning by doing.

At Lubbock Lake Landmark, I worked across field and laboratory settings, documenting specimens and excavation units, operating GNSS and total-station equipment, processing matrix, preparing jackets, and maintaining context throughout the process.

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