Postdoc position: Paleo-perspectives on the nitrogen cycle in marine upwelling regions (PaleoNiMUR). The department of MMB in NIOZ is looking for a new team member nioz.recruitee.com/o/postdoc-posi…

NIOZ-NESSC phds attending Urbino Summer school #USSP the last two weeks😊 We are grateful we finally made it to meet and interact with other phds in person and had a wonderful time with interdiscipline lectures and poster discussions 😎Devika Varma Szabina Karancz NESSC

And #ICP15 goes to Sambuddha Misra et al IISc Bangalore

Save the date and spread the word! The 2nd international workshop on GDGTs will take place in 2023! With Cindy De Jonge and Francien Peterse

How did the annual temperature cycle in the tropical ocean respond to past events of global climate change? Reconstructed by mass spec imaging of marine sediments for the Younger Dryas-Holocene transition. Brenna Boehman Kai-Uwe Hinrichs. Out in nature nature.com/articles/s4158…

And now the registration page is also open, until 30/06/23! Pending funding we aim to reimburse travel and lodging costs (when needed) for ECR and scientists from low-income countries. All info: biogeoscience.ethz.ch/news-and-event…, follow the 'registration' link. #GDGTworkshop23

📢Are you looking for an exciting PhD opportunity? Interested in climate proxies? Love organic geochemistry? Please consider applying to this project developing BHP proxies at NIOZ. Enquire within. Please RT and spread the word! workingat.nioz.nl/o/phd-position…

Celebrating Devika Varma GDGT Paper NESSC with coffee&cake 🧪🤓🎉mmb_nioz

Devika Varma NESSC mmb_nioz Darci Rush Nicole Bale Ellen Hopmans the open access doi is now working: doi.org/10.1029/2022PA…

Congratulations to Katrin Haettig, Best student oral presentation!! 🥳🥳 #IMOG2023

An exciting week of inspiring talks and discussions on organic geochemistry comes to an end. #IMOG2023 Mandatory photo with the NIOZ bunch!

A really nice NESSC paper has just appeared online! NESSC researcher Katrin Haettig (@NIOZnieuws) shows how a proxy retrieved from ocean algae can be effectively used to determine salinity changes of ocean surface water in the past. Read more here! buff.ly/46pSSmJ