All in all, such a neat adventure applying the tools of isotope geochemistry and microfossil taxonomy to larger questions of past climates on Earth ๐
My first paper from my PhD was recently published, where we reconstruct (old!) atmospheric CO2 using the boron isotopic composition of ocean microfossils. special thanks to my coauthors, reviewers, editors, and Wiley. https://t.co/eDzcQVWBRs
In these reconstructions we targeted an interesting interval of earth history from 28 - 18 million years ago, and cross-calibrated boron isotopes in three (one extant, two extinct) species of planktic foraminifera
Thrilled to share that in the fall I will begin as Assistant Prof at @WilliamsMystic! Looking forward to interdisciplinary explorations of the ocean with undergrads from across the country ๐ (+ excited to collaborate w folks on foram/paleo/oceanography research + beyond!)
@AJacobel @DeepSeaDrifter @lauralhaynes @oceans_O2@natumling @vince_clementi @anya_hess Not atm, but Iโm very curious to see what recs others may have
Well, I suppose this is a natural follow-up to my previous 'job list' tweet.
I'm currently looking for opportunities outside R1 academia if anyone has any leads for a PhD-level earth/environmental scientist. Open to exploring many pathways #jobsearch#earthscience#climatechange
๐ง What connection does the #TibetanPlateau have with the frigid #Antarctica glaciers?
Ancient rainfall/#paleoclimate patterns of #Asia's magnetic mudstones may hold some answers, writes @lloydband in this #geobite, edited by @tellurianite.
Read on: https://t.co/kk8tzjcmga
This was an intriguing paper to read and a fun summary to write- thanks @waterwings88 for the helpful edits!
Check out my short @_geobites blurb RE: @AdinaPaytanโs recent paper on Sr isotopes + the carbon cycle:
https://t.co/B3FkcHI3M4
Sediments hold lots of "buried treasures" that can tell us about past carbon cycling!
Got back to @_geobites editing this week! I had a lot of fun reading @lloydband 's #geobite summarizing a recent paper by @AdinaPaytan and colleagues. #scicomm#sciwri
https://t.co/pxW9prFgAK
Put some virtual pen to paper again;
what else could cause the CCD to deepen over the Cenozoic besides an increase in weathering..? These modelers had an answer!
Thanks @tellurianite for the edits!