Call for applications: Early Career Research programme onboard R/V Skagerak to Greenland
Application deadline: 14th May
More information available here : https://t.co/j9AfzeESvB
Assistant Professor in Marine Seismic Sedimentology Position Open @Stockholms_univ ! It’s a great department to work in if anyone interested 😁 #TellAFriend
https://t.co/MpXddFk1VP
Samples of eerie blue glacial ice from Antarctica are a staggering 6 million years old, doubling the previous record for Earth’s oldest ice. https://t.co/4qKTdgIVXu
Venezuela loses its last glacier as it shrinks down to an ice field. Scientists reclassify Humboldt glacier, also known as La Corona, after it melted faster than expected. #Glaicer#Melting https://t.co/vfJO0oWwx6
How Human Activities Are Disrupting the Silicon Cycle - https://t.co/LdLkXRK4DL
The Antarctic Silicon Trap - https://t.co/aT6boHDMkB
Silicifiers: The Glassy Creatures of the Ocean - https://t.co/yAj0Nvn4ab
Let me highlight my fun new paper that came out today! A group of Early Career Si Scientists came together to put out a FYM series on Si, check all of them out!!
https://t.co/fDIOYybMAB
If you are interested in more there is a handful more articles within a collection for the SI cycle out now:
Diatoms Like It Light! How Diatom Eating Habits Help Us Understand the Past Ocean - https://t.co/cXByP2EKCt
Hot off the Press!
Looking at reactive Si pools in N Gulf of Mexico sediments. We found these sediments appear to have more authigenic Si among other systems and believe anthropogenic activity may have stimulated Si sequestration. Check it out!
https://t.co/KIuRHf4FI4
Congratulations Tzu-Hao!! His first PhD publication is out in the world today! Surprise, surprise, I'm still looking at reactive Si pools, but this time with pretty pictures!
https://t.co/oEfgtOlwyb
Hot off the press!! Do you believe in the certainty of the oldest diatom fossils?
Lucky to be apart of this great project the last year!
Check it out:
https://t.co/4fUhScuve4
#Diatoms#OrAreThey?
We're celebrating '11 Alum marine science geology @EckerdCollege Rebecca Pickering's defense of dissertation: "Silica Cycling at the Sediment Water Interface of Coastal Systems," @disealab. Headed for Postdoc w @DrSilica@lunduniversity Si Isotopes in Creataceous/Jurrasic Cores.
So excited to finally have this published!! This is some work I did my first year at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab. Looking at how different cleaning methods effect diatom dissolution rates. Spoiler we used LOTS of diatom silica.
https://t.co/uSActq9qYy