Carl Zuorui Liu presented his ongoing PhD research using high resolution stable isotope analysis from mammoth teeth for reconstructing palaeoenvironmental conditions along the MIS 3 Rhine #INQUARoma2023

Thanks to all our members who braved the heat & proudly represented CABAH at #INQUARoma2023 this past week. Safe travels home ✈️ Here are just a few pics of some smiling CABAH faces. We'd love to see more; drop some 📸 in the comments below...

It is sooooooooo happy to be in Rome! The hot quaternary researches oiled the hot temperature in Rome🔥! Can’t wait to back to Unimelb and bring more new clam faces to the audiences in the short future!

Take that in. Then try wrapping your head around the fact that we’re only seeing the beginning of a destabilising planet, while remembering that GHG emissions are still rising and the companies largely causing this are making record profits. A bit concerning, don’t you think?

Bogs are beautiful. Bogs cool the climate. Bogs lead to diversity innovation (meat eating plants anyone?). Bogs clean our water. Bogs protect forests from drought. Please share some big bog appreciation for these wonders. #BogDay

A late post for the #INQUAROMA2023 conference. Thanks for the efforts to organize such a huge conference, which really broadened up my horizon. Fantastic talks and communications, glad to meet new fellow researchers and those who we only saw each other online during the past.

Don’t wanna rock the beautiful boat that was/is(?) Twitter, but anyone else struggling with this? Asking for a friend…. 🫣

To be alone with Pencil Pine, from the Jurassic, at sundown, Lake Petrarch #WorldHeritage #Tasmania.

Over the moon that our publication is out in the world! Couldn’t have done it without my awesome supervisors and coauthors 🙌🏻

Well done Sarah Cooley ! You are amazing to work with and a great mate outside work! ANSTO and AINSE Ltd. are always excited to work with researchers like you! 😊

Dr Amy Prendergast and I had fun writing this piece discussing ways #mollusc shells provide valuable insights into #freshwater habitats via #sclerochronology! Want to learn more about freshwater mollusc sclerochronology? Check-out our #openaccess review: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Stoked to have our recent publication featured in ⁦Phys.org⁩ 🙌🏻 Many thanks to ⁦Dr 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…

This is a truly excellent book. Beautifully written and so well researched. For those who haven’t read it, I would absolutely recommend. Keep up the great work Andrew Darby 👌🏻👌🏻

Huge congrats Saini Samim 🥳🙌🏻 amazing work!

Thanks for the feature ANSTO and Phys.org 🌿🔥🌏 “Research confirms that ancient Tasmania was not a 'wilderness,' but an indigenous cultural landscape” phys.org/news/2024-07-a… UOM Palaeoecology-Palaeoclimatology Agathe Lisé-Pronovost Patricia Gadd Dr. Michela Mariani🇪🇺

Ancient mud reveals Australia’s burning history over the past 130,000 years – and shows a way through our fiery future theconversation.com/ancient-mud-re… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

A study led by Dr Michela Mariani Nottingham Geography reveals the history of Australia's bushfires, and how the information could inform future fire prevention methods. Read more in The Guardian🔽: theguardian.com/australia-news…

Congratulations Dr. Michela Mariani🇪🇺 and team, this is epic! 🥳🤩

Thanks Guardian Australia for the chance to ring this alarm. Jurassic-era trees have grown in Tasmania for millions of years. Now they face their biggest threat: fire theguardian.com/books/2025/mar…

Cannot wait to read this. Super important work on these incredible ancient trees. Let’s hope they survive an uncertain a precarious future! Great work Andrew, such a critical story to tell.