@CENTA_NERC PhD researcher @GeologyLeics researching growth and function of Cambrian paraconodonts | Lover of guitars and Newcastle United ⚽️🎸 | Views my own.
The supposedly 'unfossilizable' Eolorica deadwoodensis from the Upper Cambrian Deadwood Formation in Canada alongside a modern representative of the Loricifera Phylum (Harvey & Butterfield, 2017). #FossilFriday
Thank you to my examiners for the engaging discussions over my thesis and my supervisors Tom Harvey, Mark Purnell and Duncan Murdock.
I've had a great experience at Leicester over the last 9(!) years and I'm looking forward to the next chapter in my life!
Many congratulations 🥳Will Crabbe successfully defended his PhD thesis 'Growth, form and function in problematic Cambrian paraconodonts'. Many thanks to examiners Paul Smith, Oxford University Museum of Natural History & David Unwin UoL. @LeicesterGeog
Hey everyone 👋 I've been off the twitter grid for a long time so thought I'd pop my head back in and give an update - I submitted my PhD thesis back in September and now have my provisional viva date sorted for January! Thanks everyone for their support throughout
On Thursday February 17th I will be speaking with my good friend Jan Zalasiewicz on the #Anthropocene as part of the session 'Global Commons Beyond Sovereign Domains: Oceans, Atmosphere, Biodiversity and Our Heritage' @teriin https://t.co/lVPScEr5kE #wsds2022#act4earth
We've got some great PAID 6 week projects (+ accomm!) for undergrads at @morethanadodo! Seeking applications from groups under-represented in #museums & #sciences. Incl. two projects with me on biomechanics & body mass in early #mammals🐁 https://t.co/2W5157Ktd6
I'm celebrating 3,000 sales on @Etsy today! I'd therefore like to give away a map print to one of my followers. If you'd like to enter, please RT and follow (if you're not already) and I'll pick a winner at 9pm (GMT) tomorrow evening.
The collection: https://t.co/ckZSPF8QhX
Our Palaeobiology labgroup @uniofleicester went on a “field trip” to Shropshire. Organised by Chris Stocker including guidance on the day by Mark Williams, Tom Harvey and Sarah Gabbott. Fossil hunting at Ludlow revealed – trilobites, brachiopods and more .. even a cake🤔
@Jake_Atterby Did you go to QE as well??
I never would be doing what I'm doing now if I hadn't had the option of geology at A level - didn't even know what it was before then
Leicester’s research into exceptionally preserved #fossils underpinned the establishment of the #UNESCO#worldheritage Site - The Chengjiang Fossil Site in Yunnan Province in 2012, containing fossils of soft-bodied sea-life dating from 530 million years like this Xandarellid