Stephan Pötter

Doctor of Natural Sciences @RWTH | Teaching Soil Geography @unikold | Interested in dust in the wind (not JUST the song by Kansas) | Aachen enthusiast

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

You want to learn something about sedimentary pathways of #loess in Southeastern Romania? Of course, you do! So check out my latest paper published in @FrontEarthSci. #openaccess and brought to you by @SFB806_CRC806 #teamloess
btw: 3/3, nearly done!
https://t.co/VB6XU9qkml

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@DrLoessIsMore @livunigeog @LivLumLab 🥳🥳🥳

[Janina Nett @BoeskenJanina]

Our final book publication that summarises the main outcomes of @SFB806_CRC806 will be available on Dec 7th! https://t.co/jjb7ItSZfy

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

A short summary of our geochemical work done in the Lower Danube #loess in the frame of the @SFB806_CRC806 is available at the @EGU_Climate blog ☺️

[EGU Climate Division @EGU_Climate]

📣 New #EGUblogs Post!!

Check out our new @EGU_Climate post written by Stephan Pötter (@sbrdrgz) & Yunus Baykal on loess deposits, and how they used #geochemistry and #geomorphology to reconstruct past wind directions! ⬇️

https://t.co/8wQwNAmzvA

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

Nicely compiled overview of my favourite dust and people setteling on my favourite dust. Well done, @BoeskenJanina and @weichuman!

[Janina Nett @BoeskenJanina]

whoop, new paper! We present a review and guidelines for future directions of interdisciplinary work between geosciences and archeology! With this our special issue on “Geoarcheological and paleoenvironmental research in European loess” is complete :) https://t.co/wEm8bJVgPU

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@GennaiJacopo @unibibkoeln @SFB806_CRC806 Congratulations, Dr. Gennai 🥳🥳

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@Hense_F @uni_mainz Großartig! Glückwunsch und alles Gute! :)

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@JorienvanderWal Congratulations! 🥳 Soon we can open a support group for unemployed RWTH Geo-Drs 🤪

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@MrJamesMay I have to confess, it was about the palaeoclimate of southeastern Europe, but I tried my best!

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@MrJamesMay , I know it's usually birthdays, but I just defended my PhD thesis today. Can I get a proper sod off for that?

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@GennaiJacopo Congratulations! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[EGU Climate Division @EGU_Climate]

Loess is a valuable archive for Climate! It is used in Quaternary science to infer about past climatic and environmental conditions. Today, @sbrdrgz wrote a blog post presenting us a new European loess map..please chick it here:
https://t.co/eWerDcmZ9A

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@DrLoessIsMore @livunigeog @LivLumLab Congratties 🥳

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

New paper about a heavily reworked Upper Palaeolithic open-air site in the wonderful Banat of #Romania. Two out of three finally published 🥳🥳🥳 #phdlife #phdchat

[CRC806/SFB806 Our Way to Europe @SFB806_CRC806]

3 years ago we excavated the #UpperPaleolithic site Temerești Dealu Vinii at this beautiful spot in #Romania and now our data is finally published! Check it out! https://t.co/ENNJS943mR

#TeamLoess @sbrdrgz @BoeskenJanina
#TeamArcheology @weichuman
#CRC806_B1

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@amymcg Congratulations, Amy! 😋🥳🥳🥳

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@JuSt_1988 Merci! 🦦

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

My first PhD paper is (finally!) published in Boreas! 🥳
If you want to learn something about stable isotope methodology in loess and the palaeoenvironmental implications in the Carpathian Basin, here you go:
https://t.co/NTKWHsR0bP

#yay #phdlife open access by #ProjektDEAL

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@JorienvanderWal Dank je wel! ☺️

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

You can never have enough loess on a monday afternoon 🥰

[CRC806/SFB806 Our Way to Europe @SFB806_CRC806]

Announcement: CRC Lecture on Monday 29th June @ 4 PM by former CRC member Christian Zeeden talking about "European Quaternary climate inferred from loess-paleosol sequences". More info's and registration to join the Zoom, if you are not a CRC member: https://t.co/prtWjgjBwp

[Stephan Pötter @sbrdrgz]

@StauchGeorg Good to see that your R-book is finally being used