Been thinking about student writing assignments and how to describe what AI-soup-speak sounds like. My take now is, that if a piece of writing sounds like a horoscope reading or prediction, it's written by generative AI

It's been a good few months of getting some fieldwork in. There's lots of Holocene muds and sands in WA, NSW, and VIC that still have many secrets to tell about past coastal change. I have some wonderful colleagues I get to work with along on the way! : )

Global sea-level rise recorded in North Sea peats! Paleo sea-level work hitting it big. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Join @ruthreef.bsky.social @kerryleerogers.bsky.social Catherine Lovelock and me at the Australian Marine Science Assoc. conference in Narrm for our session 'Sea-level rise and coastal change through time and space' ! Submit your abstract by 14th Feb : ) www.amsa2025.amsa.asn.au/abstract-sub...

Conditions like these are not ideal for grant writing....!! (Plz send me good vibes for getting my DECRA application together)

Great few days learning the ways of the uwitech corer at Lake Bullen Merri for Louisa Sheridan's PhD. The western volcanic plain is such a fabulous part of Victoria!

Great job opportunity here as part of @21stcenturyweather.bsky.social to work on changes in storms under climate change! jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/91911...

We are hiring! Full details at the link below. We are looking for 2 postdocs to work on reconstructing past sea surface temperatures and sea ice distributions as part of the "Past 2 Future" consortium seeking to improve climate models with palaeoclimate data durham.taleo.net/careersectio...

🔥New paper alert! 🔥 Jacky Austermann and I show that simultaneous Antarctic collapse + Laurentide persistence during the Last Interglacial (130,000 - 115,000 years ago) could explain the local sea level oscillation observed in the Bahamas, Seychelles, Australia, and elsewhere. tinyurl.com/yjj7w2mr 🧵

neat sediment records to help us understand past environmental change in an under-studied area! super excited to see what's in em 👀

Truly appalling decision. My fear is that other governments will see it as a great idea. Science does not, and cannot, operate in a vacuum. Almost all the impact comes from collaboration with non-scientists.

It’s not ok that many people are confusing a policy goal (1.5 C) with a physical limit of the climate system. It threatens rash actions, it threatens despair, and it threatens loss of credibility.

PALSEA friends we have a session we'd love to see your abstracts in... 'understanding drivers of paleo sea level change through proxies and modeling'

Deadline extended for abstract submission to the 2025 PAGES OSM! It's looking like a great meeting, with 600+ abstracts so far. For all my Common Era friends, we've got a 2k session which is looking great so far but would also love YOUR amazing science.

Toitū te Tiriti ❤️🖤🤍 there in spirit!! thespinoff.co.nz/atea/19-11-2...

Our new study out in @ScienceAdvances shows human presence in Tasmania at least 41,600 years ago, nearly 2000 years earlier than previously thought, and Aboriginal people burned and used wet forests. Link: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

can we make it stop please

New preprint (and code release) for paleo geeks, led by Rutgers postdoc Yucheng Lin: PaleoSTeHM v1.0-rc: a modern, scalable spatio-temporal hierarchical modeling framework for paleo-environmental data

We looked at biomarkers in mangrove sediment from a paleo sea-level perspective. Read more here 👇 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

AGU schm-AGU..? EGU schm-EGU..? How about AOGS in 2024?! We've got a session in Ocean Sciences: 'Past, present, and future sea-level change in Asia, Oceania, and beyond' See you in South Korea!

Hello AGU-ers! We're doing a PALSEA working group meet up on Monday 11th December at Zeitgeist bar from 7 pm. Everyone is welcome - see you there!

When your job is mud kitchen ! (pictured: mangrove sediment samples from Sāmoa getting ready for radiocarbon dating)

Upping an official IGCP 725 post from the other site: We are pleased to announce our third installment of the free & fully virtual Geochron January! This time focused on Mining the Historical Record of Coastal Change. Details: sfu.ca/igcp-725/upc... Registration: tinyurl.comigcp-gjiii

@drandreadutton.bsky.social The Washington Post ran a huge interactive piece on your work about how fossil corals let us understand past sea level rise. Gift link so everybody can skip the paywall for the next couple weeks. wapo.st/3QIXYDN

Attention Quaternary ECRs in Australasia: the AQUA mentoring program for 2024 is still accepting sign ups! See here.. aqua.org.au/2024-mentori...

First circular for the Australasian Quaternary Association conference which will be held 24-28th June 2024 on beautiful Minjerrabah Island, Quandamooka country, southeast Queensland. Currently calling for workshops and conference session themes by 30th November. Also a conference logo.

we have a new pre-print out reviewing wind-blown dunes. we explain why dunes look the way they do, and classify them. lots of thought, debate, and time went into this one - hopefully you find it useful! eartharxiv.org/repository/v...

✨ she's (he's?) here ✨ New kit day 🔧

a Very Nice Tree: summer solstice 2017

We have two open academic jobs in School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment at Monash. One in Physical Geography (research and teaching), and one in Earth Sciences (with an education focus). Come join us! www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DCS319/l... findajob.agu.org/job/8021589/... Contact me for questions

Hello 🟦🌫️! I am a geoscientist studying past sea-level changes. I like mud!