Thanks to our wonderful collaborators ...new paper in #PNAS@UWAresearch
A cosmopolitan calcifying benthic #foraminifera in agglutinated disguise as a geochemical recorder of coastal #environments https://t.co/2d9taHKFcM
Great opportunity for any paleoclimatologists/ paleoceanographers out there! Come join us @EarthSciCam as Sir Nicholas Shackleton Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall College for 6-12 months. Deadline to apply 26th Nov https://t.co/NfbH1Yuqrb
Xenophylophore - a *single cell* foraminifera that incorporates minerals from seawater into its exoskeleton. ROV SuBastian crew, @SchmidtOcean. We have only scratched the surface of what there is to know about the diverse & dynamic deep Pacific that holds 55% of earths H2O.
New addition to the fleet of our mass spectrometers at the #ICPMS platform of @CMCA_UWA Well, sort of new :) These capabilities will help us look into the difficult questions of water usage and remediation by the mining sector @UWAresearch
We had a very interesting discussion with colleagues from Australian Safeguards & Non-proliferation Office on Thus. Exciting opportunities are on horizon... thanks to ☢ subs. Here is our #nuclear team @CMCA_UWA
Are you an experienced marine scientist looking for a leadership role? DBCA is advertising a Senior Research Scientist (Monitoring) position ($118 - 130k pa), which is full-time and permanent! 💦🪸🐠
https://t.co/F6M1GdBAsm…
#conservation#marine#biodiversity
🚨Interesting new study suggests that the supply and remineralisation of pre-aged terrestrial organic matter during Heinrich events to the North Atlantic, possibly biased the regional 14C inventory, with consequences for ventilation age reconstructions -https://t.co/F4M3OnVJVC
Geochemical fingerprinting is more accurate tool than genetic analyses in identifying fish from stocking programs in the Dry Tropics region of northern Australia. @CMCA_UWA @UWAresearch
Details in our colleagues new paper
https://t.co/2SHLr7hYaR
Our fieldwork was cut short by strong winds at #Murujuga But what a wonderful time with colleagues from @crar_m Thanks for excellent samples of #rock_varnish and hospitality @UWAresearch
📢@NSF just announced that the workhorse of the #IODP, @TheJR will go into retirement, end of 2024
#ANZIC's saddened by this news, but will work with our international partners to ensure the scientific needs to safeguard our planet's future are ongoing
https://t.co/kC0EiMyuAI
@SFMBreitenbach This spot size (~1cm) is before the laser system shapes it into focused beam for ablation. And yes Pete is still around for U/Th in-situ analyses. Although it is getting more and more difficult to keep up as university loose people with the rate of autumn leaves
A bit of laser magic for Friday afternoon @CMCA_UWA Alignment of our new and very ArF efficient laser source. This ATL laser can operate for ONE month on single ArF gas refill.... dedicated to all these labs without the gas :)
Job Advert: IonProbe Research Fellow.
This is a key role for an early career research academic to work with the SHRIMP within the Research School of Earth Sciences at Canberra ACT.
https://t.co/pvUJUChAYY