Paleoclimatologist/paleoecologist post-doc at Syracuse University.
Syracuse, NY
Joined December 2016
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🌊 Unlock the secrets of Pacific Paleoclimates! 🌊 #AGU24 abstract deadline is approaching and we'd love to have you join our session!
🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 The Pacific Paleoclimate Session is excited to announce our #agu24 invited authors:
🔹 Dr. Xiaojing Du @DxjDu
🔹 Dr. Takuya Sagawa @sagataku0622
Join us for an incredible session—submit your abstracts by July 31 📆
@AGUPaleoSection @AGU_PaleoECRs @theAGU
🌟 #agu24 abstract submissions are open until July 31! 🌟
Join our Pacific Paleoclimate session! We especially welcome Early Career Researchers and historically excluded groups.
Have questions? DM us anytime!
@AGUPaleoSection @AGU_PaleoECRs @theAGU
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I am 🌟stolked🌟 to be apart of this awesome session on Pacific Ocean (aka the best ocean). Submit an abstract, and join in to hear about Westerlies influence on West Antarctic ice and Hadley Cell dynamics across the Middle Miocene!
The #AGU23 *Pacific Paleoclimate Party* session conveners are delighted to announce our invited authors:
📣Dr. Adriane Lam @BinghamtonGeol 📣
📣Dr. John Chiang @UCBerkeley 📣
We can't wait to hear from them, and hope that you will join us too - start writing those abstracts!
ALT Text description of AGU 23 Session PP015 Climate Reconstruction from the Pacific Region: Insights into Past Oceanic and Atmospheric Conditions highlighting invited authors Dr. Adriane Lam from Binghamton University and Dr. John Chiang from UC Berkeley
What are peoples thoughts about editing a PDF vs Word document with Track Changes?
Context: I’m torn between compiling my dissertation in LaTeX vs Word and am worried that a PDF file is a bit too annoying to edit for such a long document.
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Check out this new study led by grad student @SloaneGarelick (w/@alice_doughty,@____msjackson,@sjivory @DrSpeedyDee et al.) , where they looked into how the temperature in the Rwenzori Mountains 🏔️🇺🇬 has changed over the last 21 kyrs!
doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.…
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Alert: postdoc position in Mississippi River Basin hydroclimate! @paleoMunoz and I are recruiting an NSF-funded postdoc to explore Mississippi River changes over the last millennium alongside projections of future changes in discharge and basin hydrology. Come work with us!
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~nEw PaPeR aLeRt~
Out today in @SciReports, we present new #leafwax isotope data from Chew Bahir along with previously published data from nearby Turkana to look at Orbital controls on eastern African hydroclimate in the Pleistocene!
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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I’m traveling today so I haven’t had a chance to post but check out my most recent paper in PNAS! I’ll post a thread with details soon but this tweet sums up one our major findings (and the implication when thinking about abrupt climate change records) nicely!
"We find that nearly one-half of foraminifer shells in a deep-sea #PETM record from the central Pacific (#IODP Site 865) are reworked contaminants."
Wondering how much this #sediment mixing plays a role in the study of #hyperthermals.
pnas.org/node/1034249.abstra…
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My time series course notes, in development since 2016, are now available on Github as a complete distribution, with a DOI from Zenodo.
Now in both Matlab and Python!
Online version: jmlilly.net/courses.html
Github: github.com/jonathanlilly/tim…
Zenodo: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.59779…
Enjoy!
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(1/6) It’s official: 2021 was Earth’s 6th-warmest year on record according to NOAA and @NASA scientists.
The average global surface temperature rose 1.51°F (0.84°C) above average, per findings by @NOAANCEI. bit.ly/NOAA2021GlobalClimate… #StateOfClimate
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Interested in age-uncertain data analysis? Want to learn more about tools to make your life easier? I'm excited to announce that we will be hosting a free, online hackathon on geoChronR on Feb 8 and 9! Help spread the word!
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Anyone still around at #AGU21 come check out our poster on 20th Century Climate Variability in Water Isotope Proxies from the Iso2k Database: PP55C-0660!
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@ProjectPythia - a very cool resource for learning #python for #geoscience! #projectpythia @EarthCube @NSF – at New Orleans, LA
Absolutely wild temperature for the Arctic
WMO has verified 38°C (100.4°F) in Verkhoyansk, Russia (20.6.2020) as a new #Arctic temperature record
WMO's Weather and Climate Extremes Archive catalogues extreme temperatures, rainfall, hailstones, tornadoes, lightning and more
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Details
wmo.asu.edu/
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Seeking a PhD student wanting to work on #leafwax @USC_earth on vegetation and climate context for Pliocene human evolution. Awesome team @naomi_levin
@YohannesAmbaye @cj_campisano and more! news.asu.edu/20210708-asu-pa…