Paul Zander
@zanderland.bsky.social
Husband and cat dad. Born at 353 ppm 🌎 Earth lover. Researcher interested in paleoclimate, biogeochemistry, carbon cycle, lakes, soils. Skier, climber, hiker. Fan of music and basketball.
https://zanderland.wixsite.com/drpaulzander
https://zanderland.wixsite.com/drpaulzander
But our record is unique for its high-resolution, which allows us to investigate decadal-scale variability. We find higher decadal-scale temperature variability during the early Holocene, roughly during the warmest period.
November 15, 2024 at 5:45 AM
But our record is unique for its high-resolution, which allows us to investigate decadal-scale variability. We find higher decadal-scale temperature variability during the early Holocene, roughly during the warmest period.
Our temperature reconstruction agrees well with other paleoclimate records form the Northern Hemisphere.
November 15, 2024 at 5:45 AM
Our temperature reconstruction agrees well with other paleoclimate records form the Northern Hemisphere.
We found a significant correlation between Ca/Ti and spring + summer temp spanning over 200 years even after accounting for age uncertainty.
November 15, 2024 at 5:45 AM
We found a significant correlation between Ca/Ti and spring + summer temp spanning over 200 years even after accounting for age uncertainty.
This paper presents a new 3-year resolution temperature reconstruction for the past 10,800 years based on Ca/Ti ratios. But this work builds on many years of work on the fantastic varves of Lake Żabińskie, Poland.
November 15, 2024 at 5:45 AM
This paper presents a new 3-year resolution temperature reconstruction for the past 10,800 years based on Ca/Ti ratios. But this work builds on many years of work on the fantastic varves of Lake Żabińskie, Poland.
October 1, 2024 at 4:18 PM
"Let's Talk About Career Opportunities Outside Academia"
Join the next PAGES ECN webinar this Thursday at 16:00 CET (1400 UTC). All are welcome!
Our wonderful panelists will share their reflections on their career paths and answer questions about making the transition to non-academic careers.
Join the next PAGES ECN webinar this Thursday at 16:00 CET (1400 UTC). All are welcome!
Our wonderful panelists will share their reflections on their career paths and answer questions about making the transition to non-academic careers.
April 23, 2024 at 10:27 AM
"Let's Talk About Career Opportunities Outside Academia"
Join the next PAGES ECN webinar this Thursday at 16:00 CET (1400 UTC). All are welcome!
Our wonderful panelists will share their reflections on their career paths and answer questions about making the transition to non-academic careers.
Join the next PAGES ECN webinar this Thursday at 16:00 CET (1400 UTC). All are welcome!
Our wonderful panelists will share their reflections on their career paths and answer questions about making the transition to non-academic careers.