New paper where we used paleo methods to identify what is causing change is a mesotrophic lake. Spoiler alert, it's nutrients. Check it out here: https://t.co/Ell31FaF5J
P.s. first time crafting a graphical abstract, what do you think?
The Lake Moawhitu virtual experience is live! Visit https://t.co/fs0tu9nZHV to start exploring.
This virtual reality experience allows you to travel back and forth in time and experience Lake Moawhitu throughout the ages.
#Ngāti Koata #D��UrvilleIsland #RangitotokiteTonga
Do you love lakes? Come listen to me talk about awesome lakes and diatoms tomorrow at #JASM22 at 2.15pm in the "Reeling in historical data" session, ambassador ballroom (formal dress not required, but will be appreciated 💃����) @lakes380 @gnsscience @Cawthron_NZ @WellingtonUni
The @mwlr_nz Long Term Ecology Lab @lcr_ltel is seeking to recruit a specialist palaeoecologist to work at the interface between palaeoecological and ecological applications to help inform current conservation issues in NZ.
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Do you love lakes? Come listen to me talk about awesome lakes and diatoms tomorrow at #JASM22 at 2.15pm in the "Reeling in historical data" session, ambassador ballroom (formal dress not required, but will be appreciated 💃🕺) @lakes380@gnsscience @Cawthron_NZ @WellingtonUni
Post talk conversations and advice was extremely encouraging, thanks to all #IPAIAL2018 - presenting negative results is great for promoting discussion and idea creation!
Isabelle Domaizon plenary at the #IPAIAL2018 meeting. Illustrating the amazing potential of Sedimentary DNA to expand the types of data available to both limnologists and paleolimnologists.