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MARTES LOCOS BY Elements Cave @ Next Clubbing - 21 Apr feat. KHAOS IN ORDER, Ainse
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Historical holes: Beneath the surface, caves hold the key to Australia’s wildfire history
My colleague @michcampbell recently held a postdoctoral research grant from AINSE. They've just released this 2025 Research Spotlight for early career researcher awardees all about her fire research. I think this is nicely done. If you'd like to know how caves and cave stalagmites can be used to reconstruct records of past fires, here's the article
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Historical holes: Beneath the surface, caves hold the key to Australia’s wildfire history
My colleague @michcampbell recently held a postdoctoral research grant from AINSE. They've just released this 2025 Research Spotlight for early career researcher awardees all about her fire research. I think this is nicely done. If you'd like to know how caves and cave stalagmites can be used to reconstruct records of past fires, here's the article
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The AINSE Annual report for 2023 is out, and it's great to see so many Quaternary ECRs highlighted (3/4 of the geoscience, archeology, and environmental science contributions!). AINSE have been a huge supporter of my research, as both a PhD student and a postdoc, and I'm grateful for their help. You can read this year's report here, including a summary of some of the research I've been doing in the last few years:
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The AINSE Annual report for 2023 is out, and it's great to see so many Quaternary ECRs highlighted (3/4 of the geoscience, archeology, and environmental science contributions!). AINSE have been a huge supporter of my research, as both a PhD student and a postdoc, and I'm grateful for their help. You can read this year's report here, including a summary of some of the research I've been doing in the last few years:
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First in-person meeting presentation in 3 years. So glad to have the opportunity to present at the Australian Synchrotron User Meeting 2022 on behalf of the project lead Dr Georgina Sauzier and the rest of the team.
LipSynch Battle: IRM vs XFM for the study of cosmetic traces for forensic purposes
Georgina Sauzier, Rhiannon Boseley, Simon Lewis, Mark Hackett, Daryl Howard, Jitraporn (Pimm) Vongsvivut
#UM2022 #Synchrotron #AINSE #forensics #cosmetics #lipstick