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Pleased to share that applications for the Leanne Armand Travel Award are now open. This award honours the late Professor Leanne Armand, and is targeted at training the next generation of micropalaeontologists. The award is open to students, ECRs, and MCRs, and consists of a $3000 travel stipend to enable the successful applicant to travel to receive training from a domestic or international expert. Apps are due September 16th.
Full details here: https://aqua.org.au/about-aqua/awards/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Pleased to share that applications for the Leanne Armand Travel Award are now open. This award honours the late Professor Leanne Armand, and is targeted at training the next generation of micropalaeontologists. The award is open to students, ECRs, and MCRs, and consists of a $3000 travel stipend to enable the successful applicant to travel to receive training from a domestic or international expert. Apps are due September 16th.
Full details here: https://aqua.org.au/about-aqua/awards/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Pleased to share that applications for the Leanne Armand Travel Award are now open. This award honours the late Professor Leanne Armand, and is targeted at training the next generation of micropalaeontologists. The award is open to students, ECRs, and MCRs, and consists of a $3000 travel stipend to enable the successful applicant to travel to receive training from a domestic or international expert. Apps are due September 16th.
Full details here: https://aqua.org.au/about-aqua/awards/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Pleased to share that applications for the Leanne Armand Travel Award are now open. This award honours the late Professor Leanne Armand, and is targeted at training the next generation of micropalaeontologists. The award is open to students, ECRs, and MCRs, and consists of a $3000 travel stipend to enable the successful applicant to travel to receive training from a domestic or international expert. Apps are due September 16th.
Full details here: https://aqua.org.au/about-aqua/awards/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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New 46000-year record of the southern margin of the Indo-Australian Summer Monsoon just dropped from deadset legend Teresa Dixon at UQ.
#AusQuaternary #Monsoon #paleoclimate
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018226001410?via%3Dihub
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New 46000-year record of the southern margin of the Indo-Australian Summer Monsoon just dropped from deadset legend Teresa Dixon at UQ.
#AusQuaternary #Monsoon #paleoclimate
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018226001410?via%3Dihub
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New 46000-year record of the southern margin of the Indo-Australian Summer Monsoon just dropped from deadset legend Teresa Dixon at UQ.
#AusQuaternary #Monsoon #paleoclimate
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018226001410?via%3Dihub
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New 46000-year record of the southern margin of the Indo-Australian Summer Monsoon just dropped from deadset legend Teresa Dixon at UQ.
#AusQuaternary #Monsoon #paleoclimate
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018226001410?via%3Dihub
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The latest issue of Quaternary Australasia is fresh of the press and should have landed in members' inboxes. The QA Editors do a wonderful job, without fail. A highlight for me, as always, is the Quaternary Arts section - this issue features a brilliant poem by Colin Murray-Wallace, where he manages to rhyme 'hiatus' with 'frustrate us' - which is perfect on so many levels.
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The latest issue of Quaternary Australasia is fresh of the press and should have landed in members' inboxes. The QA Editors do a wonderful job, without fail. A highlight for me, as always, is the Quaternary Arts section - this issue features a brilliant poem by Colin Murray-Wallace, where he manages to rhyme 'hiatus' with 'frustrate us' - which is perfect on so many levels.
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The latest issue of Quaternary Australasia is fresh of the press and should have landed in members' inboxes. The QA Editors do a wonderful job, without fail. A highlight for me, as always, is the Quaternary Arts section - this issue features a brilliant poem by Colin Murray-Wallace, where he manages to rhyme 'hiatus' with 'frustrate us' - which is perfect on so many levels.
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The latest issue of Quaternary Australasia is fresh of the press and should have landed in members' inboxes. The QA Editors do a wonderful job, without fail. A highlight for me, as always, is the Quaternary Arts section - this issue features a brilliant poem by Colin Murray-Wallace, where he manages to rhyme 'hiatus' with 'frustrate us' - which is perfect on so many levels.
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Proposed cuts at #ANSTO look very likely to affect the Australian Quaternary community - worryingly via ceasing expert support for 14C dating. I wonder what proportion of Australian quaternarists have leaned on ANSTO facilities? I'm going to guess all of us!
There is still oportunity to make comment, more details in this quite hidden press release:
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Proposed cuts at #ANSTO look very likely to affect the Australian Quaternary community - worryingly via ceasing expert support for 14C dating. I wonder what proportion of Australian quaternarists have leaned on ANSTO facilities? I'm going to guess all of us!
There is still oportunity to make comment, more details in this quite hidden press release:
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Proposed cuts at #ANSTO look very likely to affect the Australian Quaternary community - worryingly via ceasing expert support for 14C dating. I wonder what proportion of Australian quaternarists have leaned on ANSTO facilities? I'm going to guess all of us!
There is still oportunity to make comment, more details in this quite hidden press release:
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Proposed cuts at #ANSTO look very likely to affect the Australian Quaternary community - worryingly via ceasing expert support for 14C dating. I wonder what proportion of Australian quaternarists have leaned on ANSTO facilities? I'm going to guess all of us!
There is still oportunity to make comment, more details in this quite hidden press release:
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Applications for the Leanne Armand award are now open. This award funds early and mid-career researchers based in Australia to access training in micropaleonotology. Applications are due 28th September, all details can be found on the AQUA website: https://aqua.org.au/sample-page/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Applications for the Leanne Armand award are now open. This award funds early and mid-career researchers based in Australia to access training in micropaleonotology. Applications are due 28th September, all details can be found on the AQUA website: https://aqua.org.au/sample-page/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Applications for the Leanne Armand award are now open. This award funds early and mid-career researchers based in Australia to access training in micropaleonotology. Applications are due 28th September, all details can be found on the AQUA website: https://aqua.org.au/sample-page/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Applications for the Leanne Armand award are now open. This award funds early and mid-career researchers based in Australia to access training in micropaleonotology. Applications are due 28th September, all details can be found on the AQUA website: https://aqua.org.au/sample-page/the-leanne-armand-travel-award/
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Interesting paper out recently in ClimPast - subaquous speleothems record groundwater recharge in Mairs Cave, South Australia.
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Interesting paper out recently in ClimPast - subaquous speleothems record groundwater recharge in Mairs Cave, South Australia.
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Interesting paper out recently in ClimPast - subaquous speleothems record groundwater recharge in Mairs Cave, South Australia.
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Interesting paper out recently in ClimPast - subaquous speleothems record groundwater recharge in Mairs Cave, South Australia.
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I missed this the first time 'round in THE last month - "Earth science is critical to national resilience – so why is it being gutted?" The AQUA executive asked ourselves a similar question a couple of years ago, leading to this open letter published in QA Vol. 40 (now OA, so no guillt about sharing the snip!)
QA Vol. 40: https://aqua.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/1968%20AQUA%20Quaternary%20Vol%2040%20December%202023.pdf
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I missed this the first time 'round in THE last month - "Earth science is critical to national resilience – so why is it being gutted?" The AQUA executive asked ourselves a similar question a couple of years ago, leading to this open letter published in QA Vol. 40 (now OA, so no guillt about sharing the snip!)
QA Vol. 40: https://aqua.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/1968%20AQUA%20Quaternary%20Vol%2040%20December%202023.pdf
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I missed this the first time 'round in THE last month - "Earth science is critical to national resilience – so why is it being gutted?" The AQUA executive asked ourselves a similar question a couple of years ago, leading to this open letter published in QA Vol. 40 (now OA, so no guillt about sharing the snip!)
QA Vol. 40: https://aqua.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/1968%20AQUA%20Quaternary%20Vol%2040%20December%202023.pdf
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I missed this the first time 'round in THE last month - "Earth science is critical to national resilience – so why is it being gutted?" The AQUA executive asked ourselves a similar question a couple of years ago, leading to this open letter published in QA Vol. 40 (now OA, so no guillt about sharing the snip!)
QA Vol. 40: https://aqua.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/1968%20AQUA%20Quaternary%20Vol%2040%20December%202023.pdf
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Reminder that the #AusQuaternary AGM is happening this Friday! A wonderful time to renew your membership if you haven't already...
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Reminder that the #AusQuaternary AGM is happening this Friday! A wonderful time to renew your membership if you haven't already...
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Reminder that the #AusQuaternary AGM is happening this Friday! A wonderful time to renew your membership if you haven't already...
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Reminder that the #AusQuaternary AGM is happening this Friday! A wonderful time to renew your membership if you haven't already...
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AQUA runs a mentoring program, which is largely just a matching service and then mentors and mentees are expected to do the heavy lifting of actually meeting without much involvement from us. All this to say, that the excellent feedback I just read from mentors and mentees isn't a reflection on the mentoring program per se, but rather on the bloody excellent community we have, full of people willing to help one another just because. That really got me right in the feels.
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AQUA runs a mentoring program, which is largely just a matching service and then mentors and mentees are expected to do the heavy lifting of actually meeting without much involvement from us. All this to say, that the excellent feedback I just read from mentors and mentees isn't a reflection on the mentoring program per se, but rather on the bloody excellent community we have, full of people willing to help one another just because. That really got me right in the feels.
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AQUA runs a mentoring program, which is largely just a matching service and then mentors and mentees are expected to do the heavy lifting of actually meeting without much involvement from us. All this to say, that the excellent feedback I just read from mentors and mentees isn't a reflection on the mentoring program per se, but rather on the bloody excellent community we have, full of people willing to help one another just because. That really got me right in the feels.
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AQUA runs a mentoring program, which is largely just a matching service and then mentors and mentees are expected to do the heavy lifting of actually meeting without much involvement from us. All this to say, that the excellent feedback I just read from mentors and mentees isn't a reflection on the mentoring program per se, but rather on the bloody excellent community we have, full of people willing to help one another just because. That really got me right in the feels.
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Another excellent edition of Quaternary Australasia is out! I always enjoy the post-conference student reports, especially when the students seem to have really gotten into the 'AQUA vibe'!
#AusQuaternary #QuaternaryScience #Palaeoclimate #paleoclimate
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Another excellent edition of Quaternary Australasia is out! I always enjoy the post-conference student reports, especially when the students seem to have really gotten into the 'AQUA vibe'!
#AusQuaternary #QuaternaryScience #Palaeoclimate #paleoclimate
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Another excellent edition of Quaternary Australasia is out! I always enjoy the post-conference student reports, especially when the students seem to have really gotten into the 'AQUA vibe'!
#AusQuaternary #QuaternaryScience #Palaeoclimate #paleoclimate
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Another excellent edition of Quaternary Australasia is out! I always enjoy the post-conference student reports, especially when the students seem to have really gotten into the 'AQUA vibe'!
#AusQuaternary #QuaternaryScience #Palaeoclimate #paleoclimate
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Wonderful to see 11 ARC Discovery Projects awarded to Quaternary projects in Australia! This must be a record for recent years/rounds.
Sleuthing thanks to Prof Simon Haberle at the ANU via the aqualist.
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Wonderful to see 11 ARC Discovery Projects awarded to Quaternary projects in Australia! This must be a record for recent years/rounds.
Sleuthing thanks to Prof Simon Haberle at the ANU via the aqualist.
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Wonderful to see 11 ARC Discovery Projects awarded to Quaternary projects in Australia! This must be a record for recent years/rounds.
Sleuthing thanks to Prof Simon Haberle at the ANU via the aqualist.
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Wonderful to see 11 ARC Discovery Projects awarded to Quaternary projects in Australia! This must be a record for recent years/rounds.
Sleuthing thanks to Prof Simon Haberle at the ANU via the aqualist.
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A who's who of Australian palynologists and palaeoecologists present this recent paper in Science, finding that colonisation has affected fire regimes in Australia by causing greater shrub density.
Comprehensive, and I love to see colleagues and friends get a "big" paper in the bag!
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A who's who of Australian palynologists and palaeoecologists present this recent paper in Science, finding that colonisation has affected fire regimes in Australia by causing greater shrub density.
Comprehensive, and I love to see colleagues and friends get a "big" paper in the bag!
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A who's who of Australian palynologists and palaeoecologists present this recent paper in Science, finding that colonisation has affected fire regimes in Australia by causing greater shrub density.
Comprehensive, and I love to see colleagues and friends get a "big" paper in the bag!
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A who's who of Australian palynologists and palaeoecologists present this recent paper in Science, finding that colonisation has affected fire regimes in Australia by causing greater shrub density.
Comprehensive, and I love to see colleagues and friends get a "big" paper in the bag!
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Quaternary science in the news! Coastal peat found in southern Western Australia dated to >6 ka. Seems like a cool project involving Traditional Owners, archaeologists, and palaeoenvironmental scientists (including AQUA's president and manager of #UNSW #CHRONOS radiocarbon lab, Tim Barrows).
#AusQuaternary #palaeoenvironment #peat #Australia #WesternAustralia.
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Quaternary science in the news! Coastal peat found in southern Western Australia dated to >6 ka. Seems like a cool project involving Traditional Owners, archaeologists, and palaeoenvironmental scientists (including AQUA's president and manager of #UNSW #CHRONOS radiocarbon lab, Tim Barrows).
#AusQuaternary #palaeoenvironment #peat #Australia #WesternAustralia.
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Quaternary science in the news! Coastal peat found in southern Western Australia dated to >6 ka. Seems like a cool project involving Traditional Owners, archaeologists, and palaeoenvironmental scientists (including AQUA's president and manager of #UNSW #CHRONOS radiocarbon lab, Tim Barrows).
#AusQuaternary #palaeoenvironment #peat #Australia #WesternAustralia.
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Quaternary science in the news! Coastal peat found in southern Western Australia dated to >6 ka. Seems like a cool project involving Traditional Owners, archaeologists, and palaeoenvironmental scientists (including AQUA's president and manager of #UNSW #CHRONOS radiocarbon lab, Tim Barrows).
#AusQuaternary #palaeoenvironment #peat #Australia #WesternAustralia.
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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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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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A whopping 91 abstracts submitted for the AQUA conference this year! Students and ECRs leading the charge, contributing 70% of the abstracts :)
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A whopping 91 abstracts submitted for the AQUA conference this year! Students and ECRs leading the charge, contributing 70% of the abstracts :)
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A whopping 91 abstracts submitted for the AQUA conference this year! Students and ECRs leading the charge, contributing 70% of the abstracts :)
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A whopping 91 abstracts submitted for the AQUA conference this year! Students and ECRs leading the charge, contributing 70% of the abstracts :)