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Paleoclimate scientist | Clumped isotope research group leader @UniUtrecht

Utrecht, The Netherlands
Joined January 2015
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What a way to end #lgw23…Thank you @LeGuessWho . See you next year!
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On January 11th I had my PhD defence on ‘Clumped isotope thermometry in deep time palaeoceanography’ in the senate hall of @UniUtrecht. #PhD #PhDlife #PhDone #clumpedisotopes #palaeoclimate #paleoclimate #foraminifera
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NEW: In @ScienceMagazine today, our latest peer-reviewed research shows Exxon scientists predicted global warming with shocking skill & accuracy between 1977 & 2003, contradicting the company's decades of climate denial. THREAD. 📰No pay wall for 2 weeks: bit.ly/ExxonKnew2point0
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…and there is only one proper way of travel once at #ICP14 #BergenBicycle
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There is only one proper way to travel to #ICP14
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Martin Ziegler retweeted
🔁 RT si tu penses que @simongeschke est le Super-combatif du #TDF2022 ! 🔴 #PrixAntargaz
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Btw..this is not the #NewNormal. Since we are still on a warming trend due to continuing greenhouse gas emissions, future #heatwaves will be most likely hotter than this. This is just a heatwave in the transition to a real hothouse state… – at Wallingford, CT
Portugal 🇵🇹 just hit 47.0°C (116.6°F) in Pinhão. If confirmed, this will go down as the hottest July day in recorded history for the country.
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Deep sea temperatures over the past 65 million years were much warmer than previously thought! This is important - with potential implications for our understanding of Earth System Sensitivity. Led by Nele Meckler @BjerknesBCCR, happy to be part of the team! – at Bunnik, Nederland
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Such studies would not be possible without science program #IODP @ECORD_IODP @TheJR – at Bunnik, Nederland
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When the night of San Juan enters in #Zumaia you know that our fieldwork is done. The #Basque look back on the past year and jump the fire for good luck in the next one!
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Getting close to the @UUEarthSciences fieldwork finish line…and Almost #FossilFriday..trace fossil beauties on Zumaia Beach. Each layer a snapshot in time, capturing a moment on the seafloor in the Eocene hothouse… #geology or a piece of #art ? – at Zumaia, España
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Come work with us on Paleoclimate @UUEarthSciences ! Assistant Professor in Earth System and Climate Sciences (0.8 - 1.0 FTE) uu.nl/en/organisation/workin… – at Zumaia, España
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Application deadline 15th of August! – at Zumaia, España
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2nd week fieldwork. Zumaia, Geo Walhalla , working on a.o. the K-Pg boundary, transition from red marl to carbonate banks. The one big mass extinction that wiped the #dinosaurs off the planet.
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Day 5: Lizarraga, on top of a ridge that was a coral reef 60 million years ago, looking out into what was the deeper part of the ocean. Thinking of the nice blue water back then does unfortunately not cool us down ..#Heatwave ..As bonus some spectacular Karst features..
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Day 4: Moved westward, to Ainsa, famous for Eocene turbidite deposits. Land surface temps climbed up to above 50 degrees. Don’t burn your fingers on the rocks. #Heatwave continues. Is this what an average summer day looked like during the Eocene?
#ImageOfTheDay The second (early) #heatwave of the year is ongoing in western Europe 🥵 ➡️Many records 🌡️ have been broken in #France 🇫🇷 and in #Spain 🇪🇸 ⬇️As measured by #Sentinel3 🇪🇺🛰️, on 14 June the Land Surface Temperature exceeded 53°C in parts of Spain ♨️
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Ainsa provides also the rare opportunity to study the same sediments in both, outcrop and drill core (in a nice, cool cellar of the hotel)…lots of nice bioturbation, traces of animals digging through the mud back then.
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