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I FINALLY finished "back-blogging" about our 2018-2019 Antarctic field season: blogs.ei.columbia.edu/features/erosi…. Thanks to the great people at The Earth Institute's State of the Planet site! @earthinstitute
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Jennifer Lamp
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Jennifer Lamp
@JenniferLLamp
Geomorphologist/Geochemist, Associate Research Scientist @LamontEarth, She/Her, Tweets = my own
New York, USA Katılım Şubat 2019
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Jane Willenbring was the first to blow the whistle on sexual harassment and assault in Antarctica. Years later, women are still coming forward with tales of horror as a government investigation unfolds. wired.trib.al/cxF00iG
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Antarctic research just hit a ground-breaking transformation today in @ScientificData🌍🧊
Introducing #GeoMAP #Antarctica, a world-first, open-access database of the frozen continent! Learn more bit.ly/42V9Jfu
🤝 @SCAR_Tweets, @ColoradoCollege, @UMNEarthScience
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New paper led by former Ph.D. student Carly Peltier - congrats Carly! @CarlyPeltier
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Can officially say that the most useful advice I read on Twitter for traveling solo with a 3yr old on their first airplane flight was: Don't.
(He is lovely, but also a newly minted 3yr old)
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More good news from the RaD lab today! We're officially #NSFFunded and excited to embark on new collaborative research with @icy_simkins and @lindsayo_geo 🤩
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We went, we saw, but we did not conquer at this year's tug of war. The US took out all the events, but we reckon our men had the best training method!
📷 @Antzkiwi
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Our paper is officially out!! Check it out to learn about theoretical production rates of in situ 14C from silicate minerals/rocks other than quartz. Couldn't have done it without my amazing advisor, @natlifton. @PurdueEAPS
Geochronology@EGU_GChron
New short communication/technical note: Technical note: A software framework for calculating compositionally dependent in situ 14C production rates doi.org/10.5194/gchron…
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Awesome pic @TremblayMarissa!
Purdue University@LifeAtPurdue
The cold never bothered her anyway: #Purdue scientist Marissa Tremblay and her team trekked deep into Antarctica’s Dry Valley region to sample rocks that may hold clues to a time, 3 million years ago, when CO2 concentrations were similar to today’s. purdue.university/3CF2hdd
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Visual odyssey is right! Check out some photos from our recent field work in Antarctica and learn what we were up to here!
Purdue EAPS@PurdueEAPS
Dr. Marissa Tremblay, of @PurdueEAPS, led a team of researchers who spent weeks traveling in #Antarctica, collecting rock samples & installing instruments to measure temps. Take a visual odyssey with Tremblay here: ➡️purdue.link/tremblay_antar…⬅️ #thenextgiantleap #boilerup
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@DMantarctica @vanderbiltEES @vuartsci @VanderbiltU @immersionvandy @NSF I have a great photo of your team in Arena from the helicopter that I'll send you soon!
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Here are a few more favorites from Arena Valley, #Antarctica. The landscape is reminiscent of the 4-corners area of the desert southwest. #NSF #UndergraduateResearch
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AGU TV #AGU22. Check out this portray of #GreenDrill with beautiful footage from Greenland, featuring Joerg Schaefer, Jason Briner, @allie_balter, Margie Turrin and myself. @LamontEarth @UBuffalo
GreenDrill, @columbiaclimate youtu.be/6Vj-l9vN66A via @YouTube
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@prf2022 brought to you at #EGU23 with no other than award-winner @LaKushnir for solicited speaker 🌏🏔️🤠 Submit your abstract and join the PRF team meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU23/session/…
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#AGU22 Antarctic and exposure dating enthusiasts: Come chat with me during the poster session in Friday's PP52E session! I'm excited to share our in situ 14C results from the greater @MAGICDML collaboration. @PurdueEAPS
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After an already tough season, who knew the most difficult part of Antarctic fieldwork this year would be trying to figure out the University's travel reimbursement software 😭
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