Tropical climate change - coral reef ecosystems - Biosphere 2 Ocean - STEM diversity - nature - caregiving for dementia. Assoc. Prof. @ U of Arizona.

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Thrilled to share my invited review paper on environmental records from coral skeletons: a follow-on from Lough 2010 (talk about giant shoes to fill!). An incredibly daunting & rewarding chance to highlight a decade of advances in our field [Thread👇] wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…

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Cheers to Professor Jay Quade! Being elected to the National Academy of Sciences is one of the highest honors that a U.S. scientist can receive kgun9.com/news/local-news/un…
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BUT rest-assured, he also finds geochemical proxies that are robust and insensitive to calcite diagenesis. Read the paper to learn more on which!
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All-in-all, this work emphasizes the importance of pairwise screening of samples when studying climate variability (e.g., ENSO)--- statistical metrics that are sensitive to small changes in preservation!
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Stay tuned for more on the hydroclimate record & implications for water resources in the Marshall Islands, coming next!
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Using a refined method that allows screening of the same sample used for geochem, @MudithW shows that even intra-skeletal calcite with small % contribution to a sample can result in significant paleo-temperature offsets
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"Spot-checking" the core for diagenesis on co-located skeleton has therefore become standard for screening for diagenesis
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The impact of these seemingly "minor" features (not visible by x-ray) have been largely overlooked by traditional screening methods, which require large sample sizes and/or time-consuming methods
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I’m recruiting PhD students for Fall 2024 at @CUBoulderATOC! 🌊⛈️❄️🏔️ I’m looking for students interested in the interplay between forced and internal variability in the tropics using some diverse data sources— climate models, instrumental observations and paleoclimate proxies.
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Our new paper on the #climate and #vegetation of the last 7 interglacials in the Peruvian Andes just came out rdcu.be/drd2e. We find that the #Holocene followed a similar trajectory to other interglacials until about 4000 years ago…an early start to the #Anthropocene!

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There's nothing like trying to be cleared for scientific diving after a period of infertility and pregnancy related inactivity to make you want to burn down the f^$@# patriarchy.
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We can and will do better.
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@DaviesswPhD @jess_carilli @coralsncaves @IRockClimate & so many other badass women in scientific diving: let's rebuild it in our own image 💪🧜‍♀️ All ideas welcome!
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For more on how we can use corals to study past climate changes, including for this exciting new work out in @NatureGeosci, check out the @UArizonaNews piece: news.arizona.edu/story/natur…

Article: Globally coherent water cycle response to temperature change during the past two millennia @other_rock @wustl_eps @npmckay @DrSpeedyDee @aquablusee @AR_Atwood @jonathanjtyler @dianethompso @drmattjones @hsayani nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
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Today in @NatureGeosci, a culmination of NINEish years of hard work by 40 people, lead by the indefatigable @other_rock Iso2k is the source of & inspiration for some of my best science, and definitely the source of some of my favourite science people. nature.com/articles/s41561-0…

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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Come work with us! 4 year lectureship in palaeoclimatology/isotope geochemistry. Earth Sciences at the Uni of Adelaide, Australia. Sun, sand, isotopes and climate. Great facilities, students and colleagues. What more could you want?! careers.adelaide.edu.au/cw/e… 1/n

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