PhD Scholarships: 2 projects available to work on climate & environmental change through the last 2000 years, using #isotopes or #diatoms in lake sediments in southern Australia.

Details here: earthworks-jobs.com/climate/adelai…

Jonathan Tyler John Tibby (BA) Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology Uni of Adelaide

A travelling yam daisy #pollen grain and a rare sighting of Pope Kershaw. Key elements of a successful field expedition to southeastern #Australia !

I'm super excited to advertise 2 fully funded PhD scholarships here Uni of Adelaide, Australia, to work on climate and environmental change through the last 2000 years, using #isotopes or #diatoms in lake sediments in southern Australia earthworks-jobs.com/climate/adelai… Environment Institute - University of Adelaide 1/n

The team's been busy in the field this week! Dirty car = productive days 🌼🤩

The team is working hard on extracting plant specimens (with pollen, hopefully !) from herbaria collections 🤞🏼🌼
First stop: the brand-new National Herbarium of NSW 🤩
A Wills Nottingham Pollen Lab

📣JOB ALERT: we are looking for a postdoc to join our group in #Rome @sapienza working with Cristiano Vernesi MEG Verbania on ancient #envDNA #sedDNA to assess #volcanic #lakes #biodiversity - project #PRIN2022 contact me for more info (deadline 13/04) Please RT!!

Stoked to have our recent publication featured in ⁦Phys.org⁩ 🙌🏻
Many thanks to ⁦Hannah Bird⁩ for the great write up, much appreciated!
⁦UOM Palaeoecology-Palaeoclimatology⁩ ⁦Agathe Lisé-Pronovost⁩ ⁦Dr. Michela Mariani🇪🇺⁩ ⁦Patricia Gadd⁩ phys.org/news/2024-03-r…

We had a great trip to Attenborough Reserve to photograph birds !🤩♥️

#likemotherlikeson #wildlifephotography #nottinghamshire

It was great to host Martin Theuerkauf this week! A picture with Robin was mandatory 😊🏹

When your husband is a chef and loves foraging: wild garlic and courgette soup 😋 so delicious! 🌱♥️

#foragingfamily #campusforaging #primrose #springforaging

We finally have a website !
nottspollen.wordpress.com

#pollenlovers #nottspollen #nottingham #pollenresearch

Perfect for #CharcoalTuesday : read about the 150,000-year fire record from Girraween Lagoon in Darwin that shows signs of Indigenous fire management beginning over 11,000 years ago 🔥 #palaeofire

Late Pleistocene emergence of an anthropogenic fire regime in Australia’s tropical savannahs | Nature Geoscience nature.com/articles/s4156…

There is a global groundswell of Indigenous-led research on stewardship of lands and waters, providing opportunities for Indigenous and Western knowledges to flourish together. Time to support Indigenous science | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

I think Erle Ellis (艾尔青) is right. The Anthropocene is more an 'event' than an 'epoch'. The committee did well by rejecting the proposal.
nature.com/articles/d4158…

Congrats on your first paper Sarah Cooley ! So proud of you! 😊🎉

Happy #IWD2024 #InspireInclusion Join us Nottingham Geography Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN
'In-conversation with 'Academic Barbies' this Tuesday - celebrating diverse identities, lived experiences, the successes and challenging stereotypes. All welcome! Register here: forms.office.com/e/iSAN1qxzAq

Come along to our #IWD2024 event! Tuesday 12th March:

When you spot a beautiful #Acacia pollen grain in dryland moss samples 🤩 I mean... Wow! ♥️

#pollencounting #australia #drylandmosshunters

Do you want to help make 8m herbarium specimens accessible to the world? 🌍

We've got a fun way for you to help that's like code-breaking for plants!🔑📷 🌿

All you need to do is decipher the historic handwriting on ancient specimens via our 'expeditions'... 🧵👇