Wow. Foraminifera! ROV pilots carefully zoomed in to collect footage of these single-celled microorganisms, or protists, at 843 m during #OBVI#LivingBioreactors expedition w/@schmidtsciences. Read the full caption: https://t.co/2B2oD9oz4T
Palaeoclimates in Israel: Evidence from Weathering Patterns of Stones in and near Archaeological Sites: Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research: Vol 259 https://t.co/wgDSRLh03c
@newscientist Can face & neck massage boost brain health? Ancient cultures like the Tamils & Indians used full-body sesame oil massage (including the head!) as a ritual, especially during festivals like Diwali. 🤔 #Wellness#AncientWisdom
Geological 'super regions’ set to drive annual £40 billion investment in jobs and economic growth.
New BGS research identifies eight UK regions with the right geological conditions to drive the country’s net zero energy ambitions.
https://t.co/UFQM8hKmB4
New research article: Production rate calibration for cosmogenic 10Be in pyroxene by applying a rapid fusion method to 10Be-saturated samples from the Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica https://t.co/EMxqiBvNHX
🎉 Excited to announce our next keynote speaker for the TROPQUA 2024! 🎤 Join us in welcoming Dr Georgy Falster @raindrop_herder
There is still time to submit your abstract.
https://t.co/ppYOXiJhM7
#tropqua
Are you working in #DataScience, #DataAnalytics, & #MachineLearning?
Want to deepen your understanding of the central limit theorem and how it impacts our distributions!
I'm happy to help! Join me for my brand-new #YouTube walk-through @ https://t.co/7bKbHAeiVf ∀.
Part of my new "Data Science Interactive #Python Demonstrations" series! Accessible and actionable data science education for all!
In 1980, Mt. St. Helens erupted and this area was leveled in the blast zone.
Sometime between 1995 and 2003, #beavers moved in and got to work.
Today, it is a thriving wetland corridor.
Glad I was able to make time to check this out in person while I was here for #ESA2023!
My very 1st first author paper published!!! I must say I am proud!
The story of the oldest diatoms. Or are they diatoms? 🫣 read and decide for yourself!
https://t.co/qwCHwndbyD
Qualcomm Design in India Challenge (QDIC) innovator, Biodesign Innovation Labs built RespirAID a low-cost and portable mechanical ventilation device used in the absence of complex ventilators providing efficient ventilation in ICUs and transportation. https://t.co/YRcjrmPKh8
@BlueCarbonLab @MelWartman I have planned to construct such an instrument around early 1990s. I have chosen the acrylic chamber for construction, and found sensors, analogue to digital converter, and a memory unit. I had no support from my research supervisor, and dropped this work later . Congratulations
I wrote a #Python#geostatistics package, #GeostatsPy, because there was no #opensource, complete, reliable alternative to support my students in the #Python ecosystem (at the time). I wrote just-in-time for lectures in the mornings!
I also wrote many well-documented demonstration workflows on #github @ https://t.co/vbO1vLTm6f ∀. #DataAnalytics Try the GeostatsPy*.ipynb's!
Many of my graduate students have papers in peer review. I share this with them to help them respond to the reviewers. I remember the challenge & pressure of writing my first papers. I sincerely hope that this helps. #AcademicChatter#academicWriting#mentorship#proflife
Climate Change and Reconstruction of the Palaeoecological Changes
Guest Editor: @paleo_dave27
Link: https://t.co/80qR4ULB6G
Submission date: 31 October 2023
#WorldMeteorologicalDay2023
When Albert Einstein stayed at a Japanese hotel in 1922, he found himself without any cash for tips. So he scribbled two notes and handed them to the bellhop, reportedly telling him, “One day these will be worth something.” They sold in 2017 for $1.56 million.