National Ocean Sciences Accelerator Mass Spectrometry radiocarbon laboratory at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. (that's why we have an acronym!)
NOSAMS is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to study radiocarbon in oceanic systems and/or advance accelerator mass spectrometry methods. Apply by Dec 1, 2025: https://t.co/oa4WZPix3y
Last day with the RPO! I will miss you so, Friend!
In the lab, the instrument is called the “Dirt Burner,” but I’ve taken to calling it “Friend,” which I think may have helped with the analyses 🤪
What an exciting day! As a part of my @NOSAMSLab Internship at @WHOI , I’ll be analyzing samples from the Eel and Umpqua using the ramped pyrolysis oxidation (RPO) instrument, which is behind me! Today, I’ve been practicing how to do fast ramps.
NOSAMS will be hosting SNEAP2021 (Symposium of North Eastern Accelerator Personnel) as a virtual conference May 3-5th 2021.
Visit https://t.co/IqEgjgZm78 for information and to register.
Everywhere is northeast of somewhere!
🚨New Paper Alert!🚨
Did temperatures warm or cool throughout the #Holocene? Climate models and proxy data disagree. I’m excited to share our take from Arctic Alaska with @BrownGeoSci @Brown_EnvSoc@CIRESnews@MBLScience
https://t.co/aSh5NMwI8J
Yesterday, my first ever (and first authored) paper came out. It's title is "Late glacial and Holocene paleoenvironments in the midcontinent United States,
inferred from Geneva Lake leaf wax, ostracode valve, and bulk sediment chemistry". Find a plain language summary below!
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500 million cars-worth of carbon emissions are currently locked in #Arctic#permafrost, but the amount that could be released to the atmosphere as the #greenhousegas CO2 might be underestimated by 14%. The missing ingredient? Sunlight. @NOSAMSLab @NSF_GEO
https://t.co/VgGSJcmyt4
New paper by Bowen, Ward, Kling and Cory on permafrost CO2 in the Arctic. Bowen was a NOSAMS grad intern in 2019. Congrats Jenny! https://t.co/daARDuH0Dk
#Science doesn’t happen without infrastructure, and @NSF makes it possible. This means things like @oceanobserv, @NOSAMSLab, and since access to the sea is critical to #ocean science, docks like WHOI’s proposed C-WATER facility. Thank you and happy #NSF70! @NSF_GEO #SeeNSF