#Goldschmidt2021 Join our live session tomorrow at 17.00 (CEST)! I'm going to present the temperature records based on two independent tools (brGDGTs🦠 and carbonate clumped isotopes 🐌) for East Asia Monsoon area from the Chinese Loess Plateau. 🌏💨🌡

Our new paper is out 🥳🥳! We checked the distributions of #brGDGTs along an aridity soil transect 🦠📄

Join us to play with the East Asian monsoon system!

Key point here: clumped based temperature calibrations work on aragonites! 🐌🐚🤩

📢 To all GDGT people: Cindy De Jonge and I are organising a ✨Round Robin for branched GDGTs✨- 4 soils and 4 GDGT fractions. Let us know before 24 October if you want to participate with your lab!

To all monsoon people planning to attend INQUARoma2023, submit your abstract to our session #15 'Understanding regional and global monsoon changes across timescales' inquaroma2023.org/conference-ses… #INQUA2023 #Monsoon #Climate

I'm very proud to share our latest paper AGU (American Geophysical Union) Geophysical Research Letters in which we test the #clumped #isotope temperature-relationship on aragonites using #mollusk shells grown @NIOZnieuws Martin Ziegler Ilja J. Kocken JingjingGuo Geosciences UU Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.102…

The website + program for the GDGT workshop are online! Registration opens 1 March. Workshop 6-8 September 2023 in Zürich, Switzerland biogeoscience.ethz.ch/news-and-event…

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

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Thanks Ola 🤗! Join us for the story about temperature reconstruction using brGDGTs 🦠 and clumped isotope of snails 🐌, and many other cool studies 🤩🤩🤩 Will be Monday afternoon, start at 14.05 (CET), room 0.31/32.

NEW: Preprint online on East Asian Monsoon work from JingjingGuo. She proposes a new method to quantitatively reconstruct monsoon precipitation on the Chinese Loess Plateau. Based on brGDGTs of course. First applications seem promising! Read and try all! 🤩