The latest @PAGES_IPO Magazine features a report of the iSLR18 conference in Utrecht. https://t.co/d6nQ95TXf8 Thanks again to all participants for making the conference such a big success!
Come and teach in our friendly & exciting department @kclgeography! Lecturer in Physical Geography (Education) - 3 yr position - particular needs for environmental remote sensing & GIS, field & lab methods, data analysis. Please RT https://t.co/n2bVsdjqpZ
Interested in joining our team at @ODU_OES and doing a Postdoc on reconstructing/mapping sea level changes from tide gauges and proxy records into the 18th century?
https://t.co/bEuLVtvVyq
Attention Early Career Researchers! Do you want to be part of the next generation of #INQUA#ECR representatives?. Our call for ECR nominations for 2019–2023 is open.
https://t.co/KTdLGE6HW6
If you are a master student interested to work on last Interglacial sea levels and on the important climate questions beneath them, please apply! https://t.co/aWmoi940h6 @PAGES_ECN@PAGES_IPO@INQUA_ECR @paleoseismicity
The Dutch football team’s strategy against Mexico during the 2014 World Cup as a metaphor for climate adaptation... curious? Read the report on the public session of the @iSLR18 conference! https://t.co/86lxhQMquL @deltares@NIOZnieuws@INQUA_ECR@PAGES_ECN@TNO_Research@UUBeta
The Dutch football team’s strategy against Mexico during the 2014 World Cup as a metaphor for climate adaptation... curious? Read the report on the public session of the @iSLR18 conference! https://t.co/86lxhQMquL @deltares@NIOZnieuws@INQUA_ECR@PAGES_ECN@TNO_Research@UUBeta
Our colleague Sanne Muis presented yesterday @iSLR18 her work on global-scale mapping of extreme sea-levels. She will defend her PhD on this topic December 4th at 13.45 @VUamsterdam. @VU_Science
Massive congrats to all of the @iSLR18 organising committee for a fantastic conference. Great to listen to a diverse range of sea-level research and meet some of the other ECRs working within this field #iSLR18@INQUA_ECR@PAGES_ECN
How do local communities respond to the alarming rates of subsidence-induced relative sea-level rise in Java, Indonesia? Lisa-Michele Bott gives us insights from her PhD research #iSLR18#sealevelrise#community
We are opening the third day of #iSLR18 Conference with a great talk from keynote speaker Carles Ibañez, “From the Pleistocene to the Anthropocene marine transgression of deltas”