For my first read of the year I chose 'Orbital' by Samatha Harvey - the winner of the 2024 Booker Prize. It was a 10/10 read and I highly recommend!
With a space theme going on I did a book review for 'Orbital' as the latest post on my blog - https://t.co/pgnlQyqOaW
First two legs of the South West Coastal Path complete, a project that I one day hope to complete. Walking from Bournemouth to Weymouth (minus a taxi ride round the military shooting range for obvious reasons) was great fun and we saw some incredible geology too!
My recent article is up on @oxsci based on a BBC World Service talk with Jocelyn Bell Burnell at the Oxford Literary Festival.
Always very happy to chat about gender equality in STEM, give it a read if you get a chance!
https://t.co/aRQOVeiuLt
This morning’s live recording for @bbcworldservice where Dame Professor Jocelyn Bell Burnell talked about her experience of diversity in astrophysics.
A fascinating topic, and very cool to see live radio recording. Watch out for my article on the event for @oxsci coming soon!
Had a wonderful time today talking @morethanadodo’s youth group about the possible habitats for extra terrestrial life in the solar system (the topic of my extended essay).
Had some great discussions about astrobioethics as well (and they made some cute pipe cleaner aliens!)
A little step out of my comfort zone, writing something non-science related, but throughly enjoyed creating this article!
https://t.co/gSQ3Mo8MPf via @TheOxStu
A couple of articles I've been working on are up on @oxsci website this week!
The Indian Ocean Gravity Low (News) - https://t.co/MrubIGO9XK
The Mystery Interval (From HT23 Print Edition) - https://t.co/xbA1qGIt18
Cosmic Radiation in Aviation - https://t.co/lePo2wIL1o
"Sea surface level is not constant—the Indian Ocean gravity hole is a remarkable example of this, and may be the result of low density plasma plumes"
A fascinating read by @LivAllen02@oxsci#earth#science#gravity
https://t.co/AyJqTyzGBC
Finally handed in my mapping project, it’s been a lot of work since leaving the Irish fields behind in August (which you can read about on https://t.co/7B48PvW06a)
Very proud of myself for getting it done!
(Selfie of me and my A0 poster just after printing)
The end of 2023 marks a year since I started my blog as a little project allowing me to work on my science writing skills and document my time studying Earth Science at Oxford. I finished off my last post of the year with a little look back at 2023!
https://t.co/SqvEAKwPzR
Such a pleasure to be interviewed with The Ox Sports Review this weekend, chatting about gymnastics, cheerleading and blues sport at Oxford!
Spotify link to the episode below, some great interviews with blues athletes also on the oxsportsreview insta:
https://t.co/KazUv0yrHa
@SunnyRach2000 and her lovely fossil filled kitchen counters of Mandale Limestone inspired a quick trip to once-a-week quarry in Derbyshire.
Read about it in my latest blog post!
#quarry#fossils#derbyshire#limestone
https://t.co/932NccKRO9
Back in the UK after 6 weeks of mapping. Final blog post up about our last week spent enjoying the Irish countryside.
#geology#ireland#galway#scicomm
https://t.co/8VcM57mjjF
Field working part of our mapping project @OxUniEarthSci now complete!
Lots of rain, limited sunshine and many many tubs of ice cream later and we are done.
Read about our last week in the field in my latest blog post…
https://t.co/Oqs7RBRa5H
#geology#galway#mapping
Less than 2 weeks to go now and we are nearing the end of our time in the field!
Will miss getting to see the lovely views (and some lovely rocks) but the rain not so much.
https://t.co/bpNipOZIEI
#geology#rocks#scicomm#mapping#ireland
Halfway through our mapping project @OxUniEarthSci in #Galway Ireland.
Check out my latest blog post to read about how we’ve been getting on (highs and lows) and what we’ve been getting up to!
https://t.co/bJpTkbYe6x
#ireland#geology#mapping#earthscience