New Research: Ocean warming, icebergs, and productivity in the Gulf of Alaska during the Last Interglacial https://t.co/qEWjEwTKS4 #FrontiersIn#EarthScience
New article (open access)📯: Plio‐Pleistocene Ocean Circulation Changes in the Gulf of Alaska and Its Impacts on the Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles and the Cordilleran Ice Sheet Development 🍃❄️🌊📈📉https://t.co/Q39bgxDDls @GeogDurham@ErinMcClimate
@ueaenvamb Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you @ueaenvamb for the great opportunity to inaugurate this year's seminar series, looking forward for the next event!
📢The new AMB seminar series is starting on Mon 28/09 with Maria Luisa Sanchez Montes: The Pliocene-Pleistocene Cordilleran Ice Sheet development. @MLSanchezMontes@ueaenv@UEA_COAS
Example: some microscopic algae (e.g. E.huxleyi, left) produce two, three or four double bonds in their lipid alkenone structure (right) depending on the water temperature and salinity they live in. @pintofscience#pint20#pint20Norwich Picture from https://t.co/pwsKBNUrmV
@philjemmett@pintofscience Fantastic @philjemmett! So you think of organic matter from dead organisms buried in the sediments as #fossils, well done! Fossil fuels are fossils with a powerful source of energy to carry out our human activities, however at a high climate and environmental cost.
Another day on the @pintofscience week! Let's make it a bit interactive, could anyone tell me what #fossils are? Why are #scientists on the look out for fossils? Can you think of any fossil? Everybody welcome to comment! #Pint20Norwich
Hi my name is Marisa and this week I am taking part in @pintofscience. I will be talking about LIPID BIOMARKERS and how we can learn from the climate of the past through them. You can follow the rest of the festival at #PintSizedScience#Pint20#Pint20Norwich
Excellent presentations delivered by Henry Burgess (Head of the UK Arctic Office, Cambridge) and Tatiana Jakovleva ( British Embassy Moscow) on UK- Canada and UK- Russia future funding opportunities at British Council Workshop- UEA--16/12/2019.
@BAS_News@NERCscience
Delighted to visit Air Sea Ice Chamber (University of East Anglia, Norwich) with other British Council UK-Russia Workshop (Biology and Biogeochemistry of Diatoms: Application in Climate Research in the Arctic and Antarctic) delegates today. 16/12/2019.
@solentuni@SolentResearch
Applications still open for the "UK-Russia Workshop on Biology and Biogeochemistry of Diatoms: Application in Climate Research in the Arctic and Antarctic" https://t.co/KH5R3oh8cJ
I am excited to announce that our manuscript on Pliocene and Pleistocene North Pacific Climate is now open for public discussion https://t.co/FHKR1RqRpb @NERCscience@SeafloorSci@GeogDurham
Good luck with your fieldtrip @GeogDurham, and thank you for a great conversation on Arctic science and cross border collaborations - keep asking those important questions #UKinArctic@UKSINet@berichi @philbey2
Our @UKSINet adviser @KarinaReigstad has travelled to Tromsø to address @GeogDurham students on UK interests in the Arctic as an observer state to the @ArcticCouncil, the importance of Arctic science, and the UK excellence in Arctic Science #UKinArctic