Kayla Cahoon

The VIMS CGL and University of Venice have submitted a few photos to the 2024 GSSI photo contest featuring some GPR work on the Eastern Shore! Voting is live and you can vote once a day through September 18. Help us win this thing! geophysical.com/gssi-photo-con… geophysical.com/gssi-photo-con…

It’s a beautiful day to be outside field testing our brand new RTK system and field guide before starting the summer field campaign!

I am honored to participate in the @WHRO documentary #AgainstTheCurrent about sea-level rise on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. If you’re in the Williamsburg area, come check out the screening/discussion this Saturday at 2pm, or tune in when it airs on April 24! whro.org/10-events/4536…

Just collected my 53rd and LAST core of my dissertation on Parramore Island! It feels surreal to put the geoprobe away for the last time. Results to come!

The Coastal Geomorphology & Morphodynamics Session is gearing up for #AGU23! We have many events that we hope you will join. Come learn, engage, and hang out with your fellow coastal geomorphologists!

Mary Bryan wowed the crowd with her blue carbon & barrier island research today at the @IGCP725 Annual Meeting in Florianópolis, Brazil! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Way to go, @MaryBryanBarks1!

Just landed in beautiful Florianopolis Brazil for the @IGCP725 conference! So excited to be here!

Thanks to everyone that showed up for this talk and thanks to @InquaRoma2023 for allowing me the opportunity to present my work! Hope Everyone enjoyed this! Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions, missed the talk, or anything else! Ciao! #INQUARoma2023

So excited to drinking my first espresso in Italy 🇮🇹on day one of @InquaRoma2023 Congress!

Pedro Pascal as paleo sea-level indicators: a thread

Attending @geosociety #NESEGSA23? Interested in relative sea level or late-Pleistocene coastal change? Come check out my talk all about the depositional history of the Delmarva Peninsula at 9:20 this morning! Session D1 in the Lake Thoreau board room!

@nathaliejacoby1 Yes!

@altonbrown This is the remaining bits and peices of bacon that were not consumers because they were deemed “too burnt”, “undercooked”, or are parts of the bacon that are not suitable for direct consumption such as the grease. Add to literally any recipe to make it taste better!

Could someone help me with a culinary question: what is “leftover bacon”?

@AcademicChatter Can confirm.

Happiness doesn't come from awards, papers, or grades. Happiness comes from dogs and cats.

Starting a new series while attending an international conference in the UK. *Everyone else* “look at the cute sheep in the countryside.” #dumbamerican “Did anyone else see that castle? Oh there’s another one in 5 km? Cool.” @IGCPSeaLevel

@aamitchell_mph @AcademicChatter @Momademia @PhDchatter Wrong answers: 1) because I work on George RR Martin timescales, 2) I was waiting for someone else to do the same thing, 3) I wasn’t bored for 6 years, and finally 4) (right answer) Children + Pandemic + grad school= 6 years to publish. Cheers!

Reviewer: “If the study was performed 6 years ago, why did it take so long to publish? This seems very odd to me as a researcher.” Have my feelings but I’m curious @AcademicChatter @Momademia @PhDchatter …how do you think we should respond? Wrong answers welcome ;)!

Thank you to those that RTd this. Justin was found overnight by the local police two counties away. We are still waiting to hear the full details of his physical and mental condition. Thank you to everyone that helped!

To any of my friends and colleagues in the Manassas Virginia area, please read the post below. My high functioning, special needs, adult nephew has been missing since yesterday morning. If you see him, please reach out ASAP. Thank you! m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

@msmollusc It makes me so sad that someone once told you this!

I'm Alex, I will never be a biologist and won't ever amount to anything. 🙃

Thank you so much to Jim Browning, Ken Miller, and the rest of the Rutgers University geology IODP core repository for hosting me this week. It was a pleasure working with all of you, observing and describing coastal plain sediment cores. It was truly a pleasure!