This was a really great workshop GCC 2024 - thanks @holivarez19 for conceiving and organizing, it was very clear presentation and thought-provoking!

On the day after Halloween, looking forward to sharing my research GCC 2024 linking boron (boo-ron? 👻) isotopes, foram ecology, and ancient seawater pH

New study co-authored by Lamont paleoclimatologist Bärbel Hönisch finds that paleoclimate records, which cover far broader range of conditions than historical records, may help us better understand how rising atmospheric CO2 will affect future climate: ldeo.columbia.edu/news-events/da…

What’s going on in the #Oligocene? I wrote about a cool recent study that shows we still have much to learn. Thanks to Charlie for the edits! ⬇️

When I talk about millennial timescales, I’m talking about the time it takes us to make avocado toast, send tweet

Midwest language 101 the other day = could mean yesterday or 1994 Yeah no = No Yeah no for sure = Definitely Oh, it’s going = *desperate cry for help* watch for deer = I love you

Put some virtual pen to paper again; what else could cause the CCD to deepen over the Cenozoic besides an increase in weathering..? These modelers had an answer! Thanks @tellurianite for the edits!

Sometimes the hallways LDEO surprise you with some magic - these were only minutes apart!

This was an intriguing paper to read and a fun summary to write- thanks Hadley McIntosh Marcek for the helpful edits! Check out my short Geobites blurb RE: Adina Paytan’s recent paper on Sr isotopes + the carbon cycle: geobites.org/buried-treasur…

I wrote another Geobites blurb (with excellent edits from @tellurianite)- it was fun to dig into a paper on the terrestrial paleo side!

Well, I suppose this is a natural follow-up to my previous 'job list' tweet. I'm currently looking for opportunities outside R1 academia if anyone has any leads for a PhD-level earth/environmental scientist. Open to exploring many pathways #jobsearch #earthscience #climatechange

Ideal lab encounter during an unnervingly hot week? A tiny fossil foram shaped like stacked ice cream scoops (Chiloguembelina spp.) :

Cute fossil (fragmented) foram à la Rose’s “Heart of the Ocean” pendant (Titanic, 1997) 🔬:

Thrilled to share that in the fall I will begin as Assistant Prof at Williams-Mystic! Looking forward to interdisciplinary explorations of the ocean with undergrads from across the country 😃 (+ excited to collaborate w folks on foram/paleo/oceanography research + beyond!)