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  1. 📚 Looking for some #WeekendReading? Get a head start on the competition and read the draft topics for our next call for proposals at link.europa.eu/8mQr3V

    And if you are even thinking of applying don't forget to sign up for the IHI Call Days - a series of webinars that will go through the topics and our rules and procedures in depth.
    📅 24-30 June
    👉 Registration: link.europa.eu/3ggrYc

    #IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU

  2. #WeekendReading: Yang et al. on the strange decupling of Li isotopes (a weathering proxy overall) and uplift-driven weathering over the last few million years, despite the Himalaya keep doing its thing.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #Weathering #Himalaya #RockCycle #Geology

  3. #WeekendReading: Yang et al. on the strange decupling of Li isotopes (a weathering proxy overall) and uplift-driven weathering over the last few million years, despite the Himalaya keep doing its thing.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #Weathering #Himalaya #RockCycle #Geology

  4. #WeekendReading: Yang et al. on the strange decupling of Li isotopes (a weathering proxy overall) and uplift-driven weathering over the last few million years, despite the Himalaya keep doing its thing.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #Weathering #Himalaya #RockCycle #Geology

  5. #WeekendReading: Yang et al. on the strange decupling of Li isotopes (a weathering proxy overall) and uplift-driven weathering over the last few million years, despite the Himalaya keep doing its thing.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #Weathering #Himalaya #RockCycle #Geology

  6. #WeekendReading: Yang et al. on the strange decupling of Li isotopes (a weathering proxy overall) and uplift-driven weathering over the last few million years, despite the Himalaya keep doing its thing.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #Weathering #Himalaya #RockCycle #Geology

  7. A very early #WeekendReading (for reasons): Côté et al. on how some marine climate change experiments might actually simulate extreme heatwaves much more than they do climate change.

    Link: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsp

    #Marine #Heatwave #ClimateChange

  8. A very early #WeekendReading (for reasons): Côté et al. on how some marine climate change experiments might actually simulate extreme heatwaves much more than they do climate change.

    Link: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsp

    #Marine #Heatwave #ClimateChange

  9. A very early #WeekendReading (for reasons): Côté et al. on how some marine climate change experiments might actually simulate extreme heatwaves much more than they do climate change.

    Link: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsp

    #Marine #Heatwave #ClimateChange

  10. A very early #WeekendReading (for reasons): Côté et al. on how some marine climate change experiments might actually simulate extreme heatwaves much more than they do climate change.

    Link: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsp

    #Marine #Heatwave #ClimateChange

  11. A very early #WeekendReading (for reasons): Côté et al. on how some marine climate change experiments might actually simulate extreme heatwaves much more than they do climate change.

    Link: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsp

    #Marine #Heatwave #ClimateChange

  12. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  13. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  14. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  15. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  16. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  17. 📢 Read all about it! IHI's newsletter is now online!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh
    Discover: draft topic texts for call 13, #3Rs, #PROMs & PREMs in heart patients, #LiverScreening, the @afbstep.bsky.social project, #EarlyCareerResearchers & much more!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh #Health #Research #EU #WeekendReading #IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU

  18. 📢 Read all about it! IHI's newsletter is now online!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh
    Discover: draft topic texts for call 13, #3Rs, #PROMs & PREMs in heart patients, #LiverScreening, the @afbstep.bsky.social project, #EarlyCareerResearchers & much more!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh #Health #Research #EU #WeekendReading #IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU

  19. 📢 Read all about it! IHI's newsletter is now online!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh
    Discover: draft topic texts for call 13, #3Rs, #PROMs & PREMs in heart patients, #LiverScreening, the @afbstep.bsky.social project, #EarlyCareerResearchers & much more!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh #Health #Research #EU #WeekendReading #IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU

  20. 📢 Read all about it! IHI's newsletter is now online!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh
    Discover: draft topic texts for call 13, #3Rs, #PROMs & PREMs in heart patients, #LiverScreening, the @afbstep.bsky.social project, #EarlyCareerResearchers & much more!
    👉 link.europa.eu/Y7tymh #Health #Research #EU #WeekendReading #IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU

  21. #WeekendReading: going back to Turchyn and DePaolo's review on seawater chemistry change through Phanerozoic Time. Got some ideas and want to cover my bases.
    #Ocean #EarthHistory

    Link: annualreviews.org/content/jour

  22. #WeekendReading: Thomas and Garritano's review on symbionts and ammonia oxidation in the ocean. It's the first step in nitrification, so it has a big role in regulating nitrogen availability for biology.

    Link: annualreviews.org/content/jour

  23. #WeekendReading: Zhou et al., on adsorption of Cadmium to clay-microbe aggregates, and what it might mean for heavy metals cycling in the ocean.
    #HeavyMetal #Ocean

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  24. #WeekendReading: Zhong et al. on Cadmium isotope systematics in seep carbonates. Looks like it tracks seawater in calcite and aragonite, but the pore fluids in dolomite. Not surprising, but potentially useful!

    #Geochemistry #ColdSeeps

    Link: sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  25. #WeekendReading: Zhong et al. on Cadmium isotope systematics in seep carbonates. Looks like it tracks seawater in calcite and aragonite, but the pore fluids in dolomite. Not surprising, but potentially useful!

    #Geochemistry #ColdSeeps

    Link: sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  26. #WeekendReading: Zhong et al. on Cadmium isotope systematics in seep carbonates. Looks like it tracks seawater in calcite and aragonite, but the pore fluids in dolomite. Not surprising, but potentially useful!

    #Geochemistry #ColdSeeps

    Link: sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  27. #WeekendReading: Zhong et al. on Cadmium isotope systematics in seep carbonates. Looks like it tracks seawater in calcite and aragonite, but the pore fluids in dolomite. Not surprising, but potentially useful!

    #Geochemistry #ColdSeeps

    Link: sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  28. #WeekendReading: Zhong et al. on Cadmium isotope systematics in seep carbonates. Looks like it tracks seawater in calcite and aragonite, but the pore fluids in dolomite. Not surprising, but potentially useful!

    #Geochemistry #ColdSeeps

    Link: sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  29. 📢 March's newsletter is online! Read about:
    🏡 #DecentralisedTrials & #HealthcareAtHome
    🦠 Innovations to help fight drug-resistant pneumonia #AMR
    🧠Advancing diagnosis & care of #AlzheimersDisease
    & more!
    🗞️ Read it: link.europa.eu/DhRfFM
    #HorizonEU #WeekendReading #EU #Science #Research #Health

  30. #WeekendReading: Williams et al., on the role of orbital forcing versus #CO2 on ice feedbacks in the (geologic) near recent using some modeling work.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

  31. #WeekendReading: Platt et al., on automated mineralogical classification of hyperspectral images from #Mars to better map and understand the Red Planet.

    Link: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  32. 📗 Looking for some #WeekendReading? Head over to Nicolas Creff of EFPIA's blog post about the value of IHI. Read how new projects are targeting #HeartDisease in cities, how to implement regulatory sandboxes, how to integrate patient input into clinical decision-making, how to use big data to advance the care of people living with knee osteoarthritis, how to harness AI for health and how to develop new treatments targeting #AMR.
    👉 lnkd.in/dUS3jfqU
    #Health #Research #EU #Europe

  33. #WeekendReading: Abhik et al. on the evolution of the Asian summer #monsoon through the Cenozoic era. It's mostly models (s.h., numerical experiments), but still offers an interesting set of hypotheses.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41612-025

  34. Weekend reading! Sarah Hawley's third A Werewolf's Guide to Seducing a Vampire is a fun read so far. Next will be A Haunting Reprise, the last of Amanda DeWees's short supernatural series. #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon

  35. #WeekendReading: Edwing et al. on the impact of marine heatwaves on ocean-athemosphere CO2 fluxes (specifically in the US East Coast, but that part is less interesting for me).

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

    #CO2 | #Ocean | #Heatwave

  36. #WeekendReading: Wang et al., on magnesium isotopes and how they work in carbonate minerals (notably the role of flow regime in setting the rate limits).

    Link: sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  37. #WeekendReading: Sproson et al. on a rather head-scratching for me inference on perturbation to silicate and carbonate weathering at the Eocene-Oligocene Transition based on Mg isotopes.

    Link: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  38. In our Weekly Top 5:
    • Bezos, paper, scissors (The Atlantic)
    • Feast or famine (The Guardian)
    • One reason to stay here (The New Yorker)
    • Any way you slice it (Slate)
    • The real Winter Olympics (Smithsonian Magazine)
    longreads.com/2026/02/06/top-5
    #curation #nowreading #weekendreading #longreads #essays #journalism