My department is hiring a TT position in GIS and remote sensing. We are looking for a multidisciplinary researcher with a PhD in a geoscience related field. The department is home to anthropology, geography, geology, and envi geoscience courses. https://t.co/ukdnsB3p1Q
UPCOMING WEBINAR by David Harwood, University of Nebraska
The great grandmother diatoms
https://t.co/1F8kheg1Xw
Tuesday February 14
10 - 11 AM (mountain time, US and Canada)
12 - 1 PM (eastern time, US and Canada)
18:00 Central European Time
Today we attended a post-conference workshop led by @ChevalierManu. We are learning about crestr, an r package that produces climate reconstructions based on fossil assemblage data.
@ial_ipa
We didn´t win the best student poster award, but we made it to the "research worth mentioning" category.
We are happy that the @ial_ipa acknowledged our work in the Sierra Nevada. Stay tuned for the publications to come!
Last night we had an amazing poster session filled with interesting conversations and discussions
In between talks there is always time for fresh air at the beach. Great views from Lake Nahuel Huapi
@ial_ipa
Our team has made it to the @ial_ipa meeting!
Held in Bariloche, this meeting will celebrate lakes (and researchers) from all around the world.
We are excited for a busy week here.
Please join us at our upcoming webinar by Ed Theriot, University of Texas, Austin, "If you think there are cryptic species, it’s because you don’t understand species concepts" https://t.co/FTjx6vLVwy
Tues 8 Nov 2022
10AM mountain, USA
12PM eastern, USA
18:00 Central European Time
I´m super happy to share with you our last publication from our current project in lake Holzmaar (Germany):
Paleoenvironmental changes of the last 16,000 years based on diatom an... https://t.co/BYKNiOkCjZ
Guess what?!
You can now start registering and submitting abstracts!
Hope to see you there for a fun week full of diatoms and reconnecting!
https://t.co/szUkIqwDR7
Did you know? The diatoms on the logo were actually collected at the meeting site? Local coal and hematite were used to color the image as well!
Hope to see you all there!
Artwork by: https://t.co/uw9o1n9rM8
@geosociety Co PI, Dr. Karlyn Westover, presented the work of her former masters student studying the climate dipole during the MCA in the American Midwest
Our lab spent the last couple of days in Cincinnati, connecting with neighboring scientists and research groups at the @geosociety regional meeting!
Here's some of the projects we have been working on
#diatoms#paleoecology
@geosociety Masters student, Laura, presented the partial results of what will be her thesis, studying past lake response to fire and drought in the Sierra Nevadas, California
Tonight we put a hood on Dr. Hung Ha, who defended his dissertation at the end of the summer and completed this semester. Hung is currently teaching at Fredonia, but came back for the ceremony.
Congratulations to @AddisonBlaydes for successfully defending her MS thesis today on the #diatom#paleoecology of Clear Lake, Iowa! Addi is the first student in our accelerated MS program to defend a thesis. #EESINDSTATE
@LeezaPickering@The_Lowlands Hi! I don’t think internships are generally an option for us, but maybe send an email to @DiatomsATTACK to discuss what you had in mind.
The deadline for the EES graduate program at Indiana State is Jan 15th. Come learn about lakes & #diatom#paleoecology from that guy with all the cool diatom #SEM images. We have collaborative projects w/ @The_Lowlands in the Sierras and Lake Tanganyika.
https://t.co/EWy3bE5GL9