Geologist, paleoclimatologist, banjo player. Stable isotope & trace element geochemist. Tweets about maps, field & lab adventures, sea level, big storms.
M: Happy V-day!
ME: Thanks! I went on a date with my first love - a mass spectrometer ion source
M: Did sparks fly?
ME: I hope not. If they did then there's a short
Dear fellow scientists:
In 2018 write peer reviews that help and point out problems without being cruel.
Ask questions in seminars that are actual questions and not statements showing off your experience.
Recruit someone in your lab who deserves a chance but never had one.
As much as it is a goal to get young people into STEM careers,it should be a goal to inspire a love 4 science, regardless of career path. We need CEOs, lawyers, firefighters,& everyone else to understand how the world works & keep science/environment in mind when making decisions
Iso- and paleo- tweeps, the Stable Isotope Geosciences Facility of Texas A&M University now has five isotope ratio mass spectrometers available to receive and analyze samples through contract, client, and collaboration. Please retweet!
.@theAGU awards Lab’s @bobkopp the James B. Macelwane medal: “one of the most energetic and productive scientists of his generation” https://t.co/WKm6ljAyWE
Looking back through images from the 2014 fish class I am struck by just how good the drawings of dead fish are. Drawing makes detail real for the person drawing.
#SciArt
Still at #AGU17? Come on by Poster 1677 for Lagniappe to hear @crabioscar talk about sand bar dynamics & sand transport near crevasse entrances #NOLA
Isochronological sampling of giant pest land snails Zachrysia: boiling for 15 min and 60 min did not show significant isotopic impact. Environmental signal remains intact!