CSL - Center for Carbonate Research conducts research in facies, sequence stratigraphy, petrophysics, and geochemistry in modern and ancient carbonate systems.
We congratulate Iva Tomchovska for receiving a L. Austin Weeks Undergraduate Grant for her research on a reef from the last glacial maximum that grew offshore Mozambique
The CSL-Center for Carbonate Research will hold its annual meeting again online with presentations on three mornings of October 18 – 20, 2021 from 9 am to 12 pm Miami time.
We are happy to report (that after a long pandemic delay) Elizabeth Guzman from the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico has joined the CSL to work on seismic data from the Yucatan Platform.
Congratulations to Lisa Tanh for successfully defending and completing her thesis entitled: Quantifying and modeling the surficial karst of the Nullarbor plain (southern Australia).
**New publication**
This paper discusses the influence of sea level and storms on the geomorphological changes of the Andros tidal flats. Congratulations Mingyue, Mitch, Gregor, and Sam!
https://t.co/q6DQIpW27v
**New publication**
This paper discussed the influence of currents and nutrient excess on carbonate platform drowning in the Maldives. Congratulations Anna, Gregor, and Peter!
https://t.co/TJLgi1R9di
Congratulations to the 2020 CSL-Center for Carbonate Research team for the successful first virtual Annual Review Meeting! Presentations and abstracts from the meeting are available to the sponsors for download here: https://t.co/cZhqkPYmm5
Announcing the CSL Annual Sponsors’ Meeting 2020!
Join us virtually from October 19-22, 2020. For further information, visit: https://t.co/W1WtiJEojY
We hope to see many of you at the meeting!
Congratulations to Professor Gregor Eberli, Ph.D., who has been named the Robert Nathan Ginsburg Endowed Chair in Marine Geosciences at the UM-RSMAS!!!
https://t.co/JqMIofAudZ
Robert Ginsburg pioneered work in comparative sedimentology of carbonate sediments, laying the foundation for the formation of the CSL at Fisher Island Station when Ginsburg joined the University of Miami in the early 1970's. #carbonate#research#marinegeology