Assistant Prof @Wellesley. Geochemist and metamorphic petrologist. Puerto Rican. First Gen. I'm just a regular degular shmegular boy from the Bronx. He/His
incredible how @Massport is just completely unable to do traffic management and enforcement at Logan Terminal B. a pathological deference to cars, on a Sumner tunnel shutdown day no less
🎉NEW EPISODE ALERT🎉
Ep. 77 of Every Rock Has A Story is out! Follow Dr. Steph Walker as she shows us all the steps to find the AGE of this giant garnet crystal from Dora Maira, Italy. Look at those growth rings! Share this with your kids!
https://t.co/lUJLNfL12c
What a great memory! Thanks for having me on Ethan- it was a pleasure to spread the word of NYC geology. I encourage folks to check out by talk at Goldschmidt this July for our most recent work!
Check out these garnet WDS maps as a sneak peak!
The geology of New York City has its own mysteries. What is the story of continental assembly and mountain building hidden below all those skyscrapers?
Watch the full episode to find out!👇
https://t.co/dGFOgMH6fU
@rachelxbernard Wow!! I’ve only got 9 in structure (plus an intro section) and that feels like a lot. At least it means you’re doing something right! Good luck!
@rachelxbernard Hard agree. I’ve been trying to not work those “extra” hours as much as possible this semester which is difficult if you want to give feedback in any sort of reasonable time frame while also running some semblance of a research program… so far I’ve not been that successful lol
@ItsPlexiglass2U @micROCKScopica There hasn't been a whole lot of quantitative petrology done on the rocks of the Manhattan prong...but stay tuned! We submitted a Goldschmidt abstract about our recent P-T-t work on the Manhattan formation, which should be fun!
We are pleased to announce the 2023 winner of the Barrow Award as Prof. Frank Spear! Read the full statement on our website >> https://t.co/6FIc7SO5vW
The main goal of Season's 2 and 3 of "Every Rock Has A Story" was to show diverse geoscientists sharing their stories to help kids see themselves as geoscientists. It has been a joy to work with these inspiring colleagues!
WATCH all their stories HERE👇
https://t.co/9jQr8xpanJ
October 27, 1904, the New York subway system officially opens - the first rapid-transit subway system in America. The "Subway Garnet" was found in 1885 on 35th Street and Madison Avenue during associated excavation work (for the sewer system) in the Manhattan schist 💎