Today I successfully defended my PhD thesis “utilising plutonium isotopes to evaluate soil erosion in tropical East African agri-systems” with Prof. Chris Collins and Dr. Matt Telfer. Huge thank you to everyone who has supported me on this journey! 🎉🥂👩🏼🎓
What's it like to work in the Inorganic Chemistry Department at BGS? Sophia, who is studying micronutrient and pollution transfer in East African lake catchments, shares her experience.
https://t.co/GVfuB1mHFx
New editorial highlights a need to provide @SocEGH#earlycareer researchers training & #mentorship opportunities, prizes, visibility, ECR chaired conference sessions, & #ECR edited (& reviewed) special issues! Link: https://t.co/QAZlXcVyYL #phd#postdoc#geochemistry#health
Every 5⃣ seconds the equivalent of one soccer pitch is eroded!
Once we lose this soil we won't see it again in our lifetime.
We need to #StopSoilErosion to ensure our #foodsecurity!
#WorldSoilDay
Soil erosion poses a major threat to global food security & the achievement of the #GlobalGoals.
On Thursday's #WorldSoilDay, learn what's being done to protect our planet's soils. https://t.co/aK9DkeXYue via @FAO
Fantastic setting for @ARIES_DTP Winter School @FSCFlatfordMill, wrapping up with a discussion on research ethics and sharing ideas @TMcgenity @EcoGareth @ueaenv@ResearchEssex @polarplasticcod
I spent the past 3 weeks in western Kenya, training in the field and sampling soils for my PhD research! It was an amazing experience and I’m looking forward to further fieldwork in the future 📚🇰🇪 #foodsecurity#soilerosion#lakevictoria@BritGeoSurvey@PlymUni @ARIES_DTP
Spent the past 3 days at the @ARIES_DTP induction event! It’s been great to meet so many like minded people and get to grips with many aspects of my PhD 👍🏻 Looking forward to seeing everyone in November for the winter school ❄️ #PhDlife#EarthScience