Seminar announcement.
Frozen Lake Superior at Duluth
It was a pleasure to give the seminar at the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Minnesota Duluth! I also enjoyed meeting and discussing with faculty and students.
I am seeking a postdoctoral researcher for a USGS project. See below for details!
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#stanthonyfalls
Check out this time-lapse video of waves eroding an ice front from an experiment conducted in our cryogenic wave tank at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The tank is housed in a walk-in freezer, and the waves are precisely controlled. This video captures about an hour of wave erosion.
I'm excited to start the sample preparation for cosmogenic dating at the University of Cincinnati! We'll be following the procedure of @erraticscience.bsky.social to use 36Cl on whole rock basalt on our 1.1. Ga old samples from the Lake Superior basin. 🧪👩🔬
✔️ Etching the samples in nitric acid.
Back from the field! We've been collecting samples for cosmogenic radionuclide dating using 36Cl on whole rock. We're interested in fluvial incision and waterfall retreat rates in the Western Lake Superior Basin. This is also a beautiful study site with Temperance, Gooseberry and Cascade Rivers!
First day of sample preparation for cosmogenic dating. We're starting with crushing, milling and sieving the sample material.
Also, the Michigan Geological Survey started recently a large mapping project on the Upper Peninsula in view of sand and gravel resources. Mapped features will include major glacial, fluvial and coastal landforms at 1:24k scale!
I also heard many insightful talks about the glacial lake outburst floods, strandlines of paleo Lake Superior, eskers and the fluvial sediment budget of Minnesota point.
Today was the first day of our annual NSF funded project on the Lake Superior Basin. I presented my work on the lithological controls on erosion processes in bedrock rivers and the fluvial geomorphology on the North Shore. 🏞️🌊🏔️🧊
This week, I attended the @csdms.bsky.social annual meeting, where I presented my work on the control of lithological properties on bedrock river erosion, using field and flume measurements. I enjoyed this meeting with great keynote talks, lots of time for interaction and daily workshops! 🏞️💻
Happy to see @stanthonyfallslab.bsky.social here! I'm looking forward to seeing more of our amazing research! 🏞️🌊
Dalles of the St. Croix River
Minnehaha Falls
The Mississippi and its floodplain close to Redwing, MN
Frozen Mississippi in Minneapolis
Happy #WorldWaterDay!
⚠️ DEADLINE EXTENSION⚠️
Deadline extended to WEDNESDAY 12th FEBRUARY to present your research at the next SedsOnline student webinar on Wednesday 26th February!
No need to prepare a proper abstract, just answer 3 short questions about your methodology, research aims, results & interpretations!
A promotional image for AGU EPSP's Zoom Coffee Hour featuring December and January early career spotlights Shayla Triantafillou and Karin Lehnigk, scheduled for January 29th at 2pm ET and 11am PT. The design includes a QR code for registration, an illustrated coffee cup, and decorative curved shapes in rust red against a cream background.
☕️ New year, new Coffee Hour! Connect with AGU EPSP's featured early career researchers Shayla Triantafillou and Dr. Karin Lehnigk on Wednesday, January 29th at 14:00 NYC, 11:00 San Francisco.
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Two people discussing a scientific poster
Go check out Marijke's poster! 1538
#Turbulence, turbidity currents, #mud
#FlumeFriday #AGU24
Getting ready for #AGU and doing the last revisions for my elightening presentation on Friday! Super excited to attend AGU for the first time!
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I would love to be added! Thanks for organising this!
Check out our new paper on suspended sand concentration computation and uncertainty estimation in the cross-section! esurf.copernicus.org/articles/12/...
