Dr. Moses Strauss Department of Marine Geosciences

Wed,Feb. 2nd, US 9amET, UK 2pm, France 3pm, Israel 4pm Revital Bookman @margeohaifa @UofHaifa webinar: Development of the Nile Littoral Cell during the past 8.2 ka.Zoom 6167058485 code 2021,YouTube tinyurl.com/s2stalks @Seis_Lab @GeologyIsrael @IOLR_Israel @BialikOr @METU_IMS

Preview for things to come (@MaltaRhodo): phenomenal drowning sequence at Rdum il-Qammieh (Malta) from a #coral and #coralline platform top to a phosphatic hardground.

Condgratulating our PhD Student Ernst Uzhansky on having a new paper published! The paper is open-access and is also available at the Researchgare page: researchgate.net/publication/35…

An exceptional amber deposit from roughly 40 million years ago has captured a rare form of parental care in plants – so rare it's only been reported once before on Earth. #fossils bit.ly/3p6tOxG

What makes this really interesting is how much the Carnian Pluvial Episode is similar to the Anthropogenic CO2 buildup in respect to its initial conditions.

We have a #PhDposition for a student in the EMS-FORE project (@UofHaifa @margeohaifa @Exploration_Lab & @GEOMAR_en w/ @IOLR_Israel) to work on high-resolution records of environmental change in the Eastern Mediterranean. DM me for more information or at the email in the ad.

This paper presents a methodology and first results of seafloor compressional sound speed estimation in a compacting passive margin setting of the southeastern Mediterranean Sea, offshore Israel. doi.org/10.1121/2.0001… @margeohaifa @GadolOmri @MakovskyYizhaq #acoustics

Gassy sediments of shallow lakes are a source of permanent concern due to their contributions to sediment destabilization and global warming. This POMA presents a model of gassy sediments and an acoustical approach for its verification: doi.org/10.1121/2.0001… @margeohaifa

Did you miss my #Keynote talk at #IASPrague2021? Couldn't make it to the live version at @margeohaifa? It's good, I got you covered! The talk is now available on #YouTube for your enjoyment. Feel free to share. youtu.be/dWVOv_zRQ6k @Exploration_Lab @PetrolabH

Don't miss out on your chance to join us this October! The Charney School is the #1 place in Israel for studying the ocean (Shanghai Rankings 2020). Register for the Open Day here: bit.ly/3x8t1Nm Find out more about our programs here: marsci.haifa.ac.il

The spatiotemporal variability of low- and mid-frequency sound field in the presence of an internal Kelvin wave was studied theoretically and in an experiment in the Sea of Galilee, Israel. doi.org/10.1121/2.0001… @margeohaifa #acoustics #oceanography #ASA177

1/3 Our PhD student Ernst Uzhansky deserves lots of 👏👏👏! Check what he has been up to recently: His winner award-medal from the #UACE 2021 conference just arrived!

2/3 He was recording currents with ADCP in lake Kinnert (The Sea of Galilee). Studying internal Kelvin waves and performing acoustic seafloor characterization

3\3 And if you are interested in the effect of internal Kelvin wave on sound propagation in Lakes-This as your weekend reading! tinyurl.com/vw529hd8 Showing low- to mid-frequency (0.3-2 kHz) acoustic signals may be used for remote sensing of basin-scale internal waves in lakes

Beverly presenting our magnificent Pristine Seas forams at the Global Exploration Summit. 🌍🎇 #GLEX2021 @goodmanbeverly @NG_PristineSeas @aaus @Uhaifa @margeohaifa @iui_eilat

Congratulations to our PhD student Ernest Uzhansky. His talk about seafloor compressional sound speed won 1st place on the Underwater Acoustics conference 👏👏👏 (work with @MakovskyYizhaq & dr Katznelson @margeohaifa) #uace2021

A toast for @BialikOr achivments and award 🥂🥂🥂 Beautifull words from @goodmanbeverly head @margeohaifa of his great work!

This #ASA176 paper investigates the feasibility of an approach to passive acoustic characterization of the seafloor in the coastal ocean, which is based on the synthesis of #noise interferometry and time warping. doi.org/10.1121/2.0000… @NPS_Monterey @Ecole_navale @margeohaifa

Pay attention on what you say and what you also hear and read in media. :)

Now paper from our Departmen's team is available online: Title: Spatial and temporal variability of free gas content in shallow sediments: Lake Kinneret as a case study Also available in the completed journal issue. link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007/s…