The Earth’s magnetic field has been reversing its polarity hundreds of times in varying frequencies throughout its geological history. Surprisingly, we now show that the transition into a long period of stable polarity (“superchorn”)
Looking for a student who is equally as geeky and curious about microparticle transport in the environment as I am. Also, you get to live in (one of) the prettiest parts of the country.
From climate change denial to moon landing conspiracy theories, science denial runs rampant. But where does this distrust come from?
In the latest episode of The Edge of Knowledge, I try to get to the root of this problem. #EdgeOfKnowledge@arstechnica
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📢📢Postdoc Announcement 📢📢
I'm hiring a postdoc for my Global Change Ecology lab @KaustResearch. Interested in macroalgae (specifically corallines!) in the Red Sea? See ad or DM for more details!
Happy to announce the opening of the lab for grape physiology & breeding @VolcaniCenter, Israel.
We are interested in the genetic and environmental modulation of grape ripening and quality, and breeding of flavorful table grapes better adapted to the environment #graperesearch
New openings in our research group with prof. Ofer Dahan in @bidrBGU.
Soil rehabilitation study for MSc or PhD.
Contaminant transport in the vadose zone for post doc.
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Malta's Energy & Water Agency recognises the importance of groundwater. Sensoil is currently installing a vadose-zone monitoring network, creating an information platform with real-time data and sampling of nitrate and other contaminants, enabling preventive measures. @MaltaEWA
I made a small #experiment to test the distance my #cameratrap sensor could reach 📸
If you have any tips for installing a camera trap, I would always love to hear
ASA, CSSA and SSSA joined 64 other scientific organizations in sending a letter to the @WhiteHouse about the new ICE policy. Read our #statement and the full letter HERE: https://t.co/lagR4XehbH