Turns out there's a #river here! 😆 OCB workshops are more fun with field trips - great tour of LSU Ctr for River Studies & impressive lower #MissRiver physical model #LeakyDeltas

We’re hiring! The Earth and Planetary Sciences Department at the University of New Mexico is looking for a petrologist and/or mineral physicist. This is a joint position with the Institute of Meteoritics.

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Feel free to DM me with questions!

Join us this Thursday for the next Leaky Deltas webinar!
Muriel Brückner and Anastasia Piliouras will discuss how river delta morphodynamics can influence land-sea biogeochemical fluxes.
Register here: www.us-ocb.org/leaky-deltas...
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My first semester teaching Geomorphology at UNM and I have an awesome class! Today we were in the field collecting data for structure from motion modeling of precariously balanced rocks in the Sandia foothills.

Please join us this Thursday for the next Leaky Deltas Webinar with talks from Bin Zhao and Tom Bianchi!
Register here: whoi-edu.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Found an interesting scour feature while looking for the gravel sand transition…

Will be taking undergrads back here during high flows in May, so will be fun to see if this gets silted in or transported downstream!

Are you an early career scientist in the polar research community? Are you interested in leading your own research cruise one day? If so, consider applying to the AICC/UNOLS Arctic Chief Scientist Training Cruise!
Apply here: blogs.oregonstate.edu/arcticcruise...
Applications due Feb. 9th!

Time to submit your abstracts for Goldschmidt 2024 in Chicago, USA! Please consider submitting to session 8e: Biogeochemical Cycling in River Deltas. This session aims to highlight research on carbon, nutrient, and trace element cycling across the land-sea interface.

First proposal submitted! 🤞

Much like hydrographs, grain size distributions are so fun to plot. Spent some quality time with the Malvern today 🙂