Resurrecting my Rock Music demo today after a brief stint making underwater landslides in the hydrolab!
I’ll be talking about my MScRes research and playing music made from tidal rhythmites all at @sos_bangor_uni #BangorOpenDay
Hello, sedi friends. Any idea what we are looking at here? Climbing antidunes? Climbing ripples at angle to flow direction? Mini hummocks? Something else? Devonian Toe Head Formation, Graball Bay, Cork, Ireland.
Had a super cool few days in Cambridge learning how to make thin sections for my masters project 🪨🔬 Massive thanks to @sedsnstroms for being the the best host/teacher/tour guide!!
Demonstrating chlorophyll extraction from CTD samples with marine biology undergrads aboard the #PrinceMadog today 🤩 Super cool experience and a nice break from my lit review too!
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My #BangorOpenDay setup complete with the @BangorGeosci students’ Halloween decorations 🎃 Come on down to @sos_bangor_uni AMG room to listen to some ‘Rock Music’!!
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And that’s a wrap 🤩 After a brilliant (and long) few days in the field with @Making_Ripples and @sedsnstroms, I think I’ll be seeing these tidal rhythmites in my dreams!
Tidal rhythmites 🙌! The thick sandy ripples are deposited during spring tide and the muddier beds are deposited during neap tide. V small rubber duck for scale and morale!
Currently reflecting on my first official week of my #MScRes. Meetings, reading, inductions, networking, crashing software, plenty of coffee breaks, and an open day tomorrow. It’s busy but I’m really enjoying this PGR thing so far!
Big shout out to Miles @SeaLad2 for joining me and bringing sea stars to yesterday’s @NorthWestScien Launch Event. It was such a pleasure to have you there and thanks a million for the pep talk before I went up on stage!
Alum of @CheshireCollSW Jen Hewitt has come back to College! Now working on her MScRes @BangorUni, she's given us an insight into her career & to remind us that it's not a problem if you don't know what you want to do - who knows where you'll end up if you study science!