Huge congratulations to Science at Melbourne SGEAS PhD researchers and Sclerochronology Lab members Zuorui Liu and Mahsa Alidoostsalimi (She/her) for winning 1st and 2nd place student oral presentations 6thISC2023 🎉🏆🎉🏆 So proud of all my PhDs at their first in person international conference 🌟🌟🌟🌟

My first in-person international conference in my PhD! I love the conference 6thISC2023 so much, everyone, every talk and every poster! It is so nice to meet the #Tridacna family and looking forward to having more discussions and collaborations in the future! 🐚

It comes to the last day of my first international conference + travel. What a fantastic trip in Tokyo! Saw so many things and met so many people, would definitely visit here again.

A wonderful time in Brno with Lad Nejman visiting sites and sampling material from the Mid to Upper Palaeolithic transition for my Australian Research Council DECRA and Zuorui Liu’s PhD. Exciting data to come! Science at Melbourne #archsci #scleeochronology

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

The Science at Melbourne Speleothem and Sclerochronology crew enjoying #INQUARoma2023 🦣☀️🥵😎What a great Congress! Chloe Stringer Bohao Calla Gould-Whaley Zuorui Liu Sarah Cooley Mahsa Alidoostsalimi (She/her)

Calling #archsci researchers attending the Australian Archaeological Association Conference in December this year. Please submit to our ARCAS session "Scientific approaches to investigating change and resilience". Abstracts due 4th Aug here: aaa2023.com.au/call-for-abstr…

First day of #icaz2023, so happy to attend this amazing conference in this beautiful city. I already listened to lots of interesting talks, can't wait to listen to the rest!

We had a fantastic all day session today ICAZ2023 on “Geochemical analysis of zooarchaeological remains” with a bumper line up of talks on shells, teeth, and otoliths. Convened with the isotope dream team @petra_vaiglova, @suzie_birch, and @MeghanBurchell (in absentia) 🐚🦷🐟

Come see my poster today at #icaz2023 on my MSc research completed Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab. Drop by to chat about Scottish birds, Australian freshwater mussels, and an exciting student symposium for archaeological science that ARCAS has planned for later this year! ICAZ News

The University of Melbourne Science at Melbourne Sclerochronology Lab having a great time, sharing our science, catching up with colleagues, and learning heaps at the ICAZ2023 conference! 🐚🦷Chloe Stringer Bohao Zuorui Liu Mahsa Alidoostsalimi (She/her)

It is so glad to break into another research field! 🦣🦌🐕🐦‍⬛🐚 So excited to expand my horizons and to know there is so much interesting research we can do without geochemical curves📈📉.

After eagerly awaiting #icaz2023 since I entered the world of #zooarch 5yrs ago, the conference did not disappoint! So many thought-provoking discussions about best practice and the future. Honoured to experience this alongside colleagues, old & new! Such a welcoming community 😊

Congratulations to Science at Melbourne Sclerochronology Lab members Mahsa Alidoostsalimi (She/her) 🏆and Zuorui Liu 🏆for winning the Martin Aitken Poster Awards and to Bohao 🏆for highly commended on the RE Taylor poster award at #ISA2024Melb. Proud supervisor moment 🤩

Do a PhD or Masters with me at @ciehfcoe. Our lab offers exciting, meaningful, interdisciplinary projects reconstructing high-resolution climate change and seasonal resource management from archaeological🐚and🦷in collaboration with our Indigenous Partners #archsci My DMs open

Super proud of our PhD researcher Carl Zuorui Liu for giving an awesome PhD completion seminar today - an amazing journey through space and time showcasing the awesome things we can learn using tooth sclerochronology. Well done Carl! 🦷🦣🔬Science at Melbourne #ProudSupervisor