Kristen Beck

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We are hiring a Lecturer in Human Geography, fixed-term, 4 years, 0.8 FTE. We would particularly welcome candidates with a focus on historical geography, environmental history, and global inequalities. jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… @ICEnvHist @HGRG_RGS #envhist

Delighted to have been awarded a @UKRI_News Future Leaders Fellowship to develop new work on the origins and ongoing forms of climate coloniality in southern Africa.

Congratulations @DrMattHannaford. Looking forward to seeing the exciting work that will come out of this FLF!

One of our students made a vlog of our recent undergraduate field trip to Crete. Here's a glimpse of our students working hard during the day and socialising together in the evening 🇬🇷👇 youtu.be/O3fB-O1dc6A?si… @unilincoln @UoLCoHS @bioLOLogy_lincs

The Department and @CCRG_Lincoln currently have *three* PDRA openings: Modelling Coastal Nature-based Solutions - jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… Economics of Groundwater Salinisation - jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… Sustainable Agri-food Systems (with @LIATLincoln) - jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…

Last week, senior lecturer Kristen Beck and MSc student James Cameron from @UoLGeography started a new project with our Wilder Doddington team. By taking sediment samples from the Fishpond they aim to uncover details about the landscape from centuries ago. #wilderwednesday #UoL

Investigating tsunami deposits at Balos Beach on our second year undergraduate field trip to Crete 🌊

Absolutely loved this book and could not recommend it enough! Great read about palaeo, climate and science and from a woman in STEM to boot. Thank you @DrMattHannaford for the lovely wedding gift. #treestory

Last week the Lincoln Climate Research Group & Lincoln @The_GA hosted climate scientist Dr Julie Jones (of @sheffieldgeog). Photo: inspecting our automatic weather station on the rooftop of the Isaac Newton Building - lincoln.ac.uk/geography/weat…

@UoLGeography Geographer's learning the importance of peat and how to collect a natural archive for Quaternary Science. Thanks @LincsWildlife for hosting us again at Crowle Moor. It is one of our favourite annual visits #chooseGeography #Palaeo

On Monday, Crowle Moor welcomed Palaeoecological students on their annual trip from @unilincoln to take peat cores. They achieved the deepest core yet and left with (mostly) dry feet and a hot drink from the Crowle Peatland Railway! #humberheadlevels #EULIFEMoorSpace #LOVEpeat

Great to catch up with @_BeckKristen again, these 'guys' the second contingent of students from @UoLGeography visiting @LincsWildlife Crowle Moors SSSI to take peat cores, both of today's groups managed c.3.5m which is a good depth here in the #humberheadlevels 🙂 #ClimateCrisis

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@MarianiMichaela @NottsPollen Congratulations!

A very happy Friday for the @NottsPollen team with the successful PhD viva of Faidra Katsi, now Dr. !👏🏼🌼🏵️🌾🌱♥️ Congratulations!

The 1st Women in Science Symposium hosted by @CCRG_Lincoln was a huge success! Thank you all for your participation and presenting your work. We have a wonderful community of female scientists here at @unilincoln. Looking forward to fostering this community and the next event

@DrMJBunting So sorry for your loss Jane. You’re right the hardest part of having a pet is that they do not live forever. Thinking of you ❤️

Sooty was put down earlier this week. He's been with me since 2018, the best of companions through some tough years. Never missed an online class or meeting, & supported so many students during the remote learning years. This is the cost of loving a pet. Go well, sweet boy.

Reminiscing about some amazing fieldwork at ELA in Sept 2023 @IISD_ELA. Just started counting the pollen this week and looking forward to seeing the results! Stay tuned... @CCRG_Lincoln @LincolnPalaeo

The Department has advertised a new 3-year PDRA post on Antarctic extreme weather, as part of a NERC-funded project on the Processes, Impacts and Changes of Antarctic Extreme Weather. Closing date 7th January 2024 More info here - jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… #academicjobs #climate