Alexie Roy-Lafontaine from our group is taking part in fieldwork just north of Tuktoyaktuk with colleagues from Tuktoyaktuk, AWI, GSC, StockholmU, UBasel and others! Have fun coring the seafloor and bring back lots of samples!
A quick lunch and then on our way back to Rimouski! Thanks for some great posters and talks at the Geotop 2024 conference! Special congratulations to Daniel Fillion, Quentin Beauvais and Kelsey Koerner for winning prizes! #geotop
Stephanie Kusch gave a great talk on Antarctica, Shakleton and South Georgia marine and biomarker/radiocarbon approaches to understanding modern and ancient organic carbon fluxes!
Last week, a good part of the team was out on the Coriolis II for a few days of coring/sampling. Thanks everyone for a great and successful cruise! Check out our webpage to see what else we are up to! https://t.co/dPWAngoGyD
Publication: "Anaerobic oxidation of methane does not attenuate methane emissions from thermokarst lakes" just published @LotemNoam, @Pells123 et al. #ASLO_LO
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The IBG lab is looking for motivated people! Fully-funded Ph.D. and https://t.co/Rl2QXkBxID. in organic biogeochemistry. Check out the details on our website https://t.co/OvPxeQSzU8
Soirée 180 secondes @UQAR
Apr 2023. Gwenn participated in the “My project in 180 seconds” competition organized by the Regroupement étudiant de vulgarisation scientifique (RÉVUS) and UQAR. An epic tale of iron and sulfur. Bravo Gwenn! https://t.co/dPWAngoGyD
After an exciting week on a cruise, where we sampled and imaged the sediment of the Sankt Lawrence stream, we got a lot of data to analyse... I'm excited to see what the data will tell us #optodes#Coriolis#AcademicChatter#WATEC#ISMER