New paper out in Geology! geosociety
'Controls on topography and erosion of the north-central Andes'
We present a new cache of 10Be erosion rates, identify unambiguous climatic and lithologic controls on topography, and much more!
Check it out:
pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/geology/ar…

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Awesome work, Jon!! We are excited about your findings for the Mongolian Altay 👀

Abstract deadlines for Northeast GSA is Dec 12! Looking to present some research involving geochron and/or thermochron? Consider submitting to:

T9. Clocks in Rocks: Radiogenic Isotope Tracers for Tectonic, Climatic, and Biotic Processes

Hope to see some of you there!

Meet John (AJAYI JOHN), one of our #TravelWithTilly recipients! John is an organic geochemist who combines techniques from different disciplines, like geology and chemistry, to reconstruct the history of Earth’s environment. Read more at this link: wp.me/p8kpy9-6RB

Minsep Monday! 🤓
Heavy mineral separations underway

When the bright New England fall foliage melts away, the region's thousands of miles of stone walls are revealed anew. UConn Earth Sciences professor Robert Thorson is leading the effort to rethink how we view these landforms and ensure their preservation. today.uconn.edu/2023/11/establ…

Wesley’s (4yo) drawing of an erupting volcano🌋 in honor of this week’s incredible eruptions around the world

Fantastic day of science exchange, thermochron nuts&bolts, and career perspectives hosting @BrownGeoSci Prof Emily HG Cooperdock and TRACE lab members for a day at UConn Earth Sciences #eubrontesdinotracks

📌Please join us for our Quarterly Chapter Call on Tuesday, Nov. 14th, 12:00 pm MT.

We are excited to hear about your chapter activities and member engagement, along with any challenges or questions you may have during this time.

Hope everyone is having a great semester! We're kicking off our #GraduateSchoolTuesdayTips again! Check out the attached flyer for tips on making a timeline for applying to graduate programs⏰! Visit gems-program.org for a copy of these tips.

Argentina field campaign was spectacular! A terrific group again this year bringing together ⁦⁦⁦⁦UConn Earth Sciences⁩ and ⁦GPEGTE⁩ Universidad Nacional Rio Cuarto geologists in the Paganzo Basin and Sierras Pampeanas🌞⛰️⚒️Thank you ⁦U.S. National Science Foundation⁩ CAREER program🙏🏼

We are looking for a new colleague UConn Earth Sciences who uses AI/ML to understand natural and climate-change related disasters. The search is open rank (assistant, associate, or full professors welcome to apply).

Details at jobs.hr.uconn.edu/en-us/job/4980…

We are searching for a new colleague whose research is relevant to the energy transition and a sustainable energy future. The application deadline is Dec. 5. Find out more at jobs.hr.uconn.edu/en-us/job/4979…

🚨We are hiring!

The Department of Earth Sciences UConn Earth Sciences at the University of Connecticut seeks to hire a tenure-track Assistant Professor whose research is directly relevant to the energy transition and a sustainable energy future. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/26115

Did you know this?
At UConn we have different affinity groups for students, faculty & staff. The main goals of these groups are to build a community & provide resources!
Take a moment to learn about The Association of Latine/a/o Faculty & Staff (ALFAS)
alfas.uconn.edu

Excellent new work on Laramide rivers, tectonism, and the importance of max depo ages from Cullen Kortyna and coauthors. Nice work Cullen!

NEW PAPER!!! Interested in how Laramide rivers responded to Laramide-Mexican tectonism in the US-Mexico Border region? Check out our new DZ provenance paper from the Tornillo basin in Big Bend! w/ Danny Stockli, Tim Lawton, Clastics Lab Glenn Sharman
pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/geosphere/…

After inadvertently completely losing and deleting my old website, I made a new one - lydiarbailey.com 😌 (P.S. I am on the look out for jobs related to carbon sequestration, hydrogen and nuclear waste storage, mineral resources for green energy, etc...)

Come and work with me! Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Neotectonics/Structural Geology and Climate joblink.jmu.edu/postings/15441