🚨 NEW PAPER 🚨
Excited to share the research from my master’s project and my first peer-reviewed paper “Macroplastic Debris Transfer in Rivers: A Travel Distance Approach”! (🧵 1/5)
Had a great week attending SETAC in Fort Worth, TX!
On Tuesday, I presented the results from a chapter of my PhD "River Channel Geometry Controls on Chemical Persistence. Insights from a Comparative Field Study".
Thank you very much to the oragnisers!
After a great week at #SETACSeville last week, it's time to start thinking about the next one - just submitted my abstract for #SETAC Fort Worth in October!
And that wraps up an amazing week of science at #SETACSeville!
On Tuesday I presented a poster based on a chapter of my PhD, sparking some great discussions.
Now it's back to the PhD (after taking in the sights of Seville)!
The journey to #SETACSeville begins. I'll be presenting my poster "How do River Channel Geometry and Sediment Calibre Affect the Degradation of Wastewater Pollutants" on Tuesday. Find me or get in touch if you're interested in environmental fate/controls on persistence!
🌡️ It's been an exceptionally hot month so far in southern Europe. Records have been broken, with 33.2 Celsius provisionally recorded in Coín, Spain today
🥶 But in Scandinavia it's very cold, even for November, with minus 32.5 Celsius last night in Nikkaluokta, Sweden
New @CENTA_NERC tropical peat PhD studentship opportunity with me, Mick Whelan, Sarah Cook & @coralmannie: Tracing land to ocean DOC fluxes from catchment to coral reefs in Sarawak. Further info: https://t.co/TaXf7SLoEq
Could you make use of a 'big river' model to support education and outreach activities?
We are offering our hydraulic river flume on a long term loan (for free!) Please get in touch ([email protected]) if you're interested! #watersafety#floodrisk#STEM
https://t.co/ZcG8cPHNrl
I’ve always taken photos of floods in Worcester with my Nikon - today I ventured out with my drone and my god, such a incredible perspective.
Will do more tomorrow as the Severn is still rising.
#StormBabet#flooding#worcester#photography#StormHour
Rounding off the session is Robert Newbould, presenting his research on the dissipation of ammonium released into rivers and how it is affected by the size and shape of the river.
Robert Newbould is now presenting on the influence of system geometry on nitrification kinetics. How does channel geometry influence nitrification of our river systems?
This data visualisation shows the largest river networks, as measured by the total length of all the rivers and streams that connect to each other.
Using OS data, we're able to determine how rivers, estuaries and streams are connected to each other. 🌊 #UKRivers
SHOCKING FACT: If you earned £40,000 a day from when Jesus was born to the present day, you would still not make as much as Shell did in profits last year
🚨 | BREAKING: The Government have admitted that they instructed train firms NOT to settle the rail strike dispute because it would be cheaper to keep the strikes going
Via @RMTunion
📢Calling Earth/Env sci #PhD students!🌍
Interested in writing a short article about your research tools or methods? Perhaps one you're presenting at #AGU22? We're looking for new #ToolsoftheTrade authors!
Email [email protected] with a short description of your tool & photo📸