Are you at #GSA2022? Come see my poster about oxygen isotopes in #zircon from #WiscSIMS lab and what they can potentially tell us about tectonomagmatic processes in the Archean! Booth 40 from now until 6ish! @geobadgers@GSAgeochron
Dan built a dataset of all Ediacaran rocks in North America and found that continental flooding/draining likely influenced features observed in these rocks, such as the earliest known appearance of animal fossils and an extreme carbon isotope excursion known as the Shuram-Wonoka.
Congrats to @UWMacrostrat lab member Dr. Daniel Segessenman (@macroacaran) who defended his doctoral dissertation on Ediacaran (635-539 million years ago) stratigraphy last week!
Congrats to @Villalexndra (PhD Student, 2021-2022 GGSA president) and @emilyemixon (PhD Student) who were both awarded @UWMadGSEd Graduate Student Service Scholarships for their impactful work to better our community @uwgeoscience and beyond!
How does it like to be both a geoscientist and a musician? Our student Andy Jones is completing a minor in music as a part of his PhD in geology. He will play a recital next Tuesday!
Congratulations to geoscience graduate students, undergrads, and professors who received teaching and research awards during the departmental spring banquet!
This summer, our PhD student Andy Jones is going to PaleoCAMP (https://t.co/JPguVUAIOP), a summer school providing cross-disciplinary training for the next generation of climate scientists.
In this recent paper, @uwgeoscience PhD student @emilyemixon and her co-authors share a framework for data collection on the new @Isotopx_MS NGX-600. They show that careful use of new technology can help constrain the timing & rates of key geologic events. https://t.co/3yObbNNRjz