Billie Jean King 🤖Congratulations, @[email protected]!
Keep going for it!
Damiano UcchedduI have two presentations lined up this afternoon at the #GSA2023! I hope you'll join me for these sessions on #IntergenerationalRelationships, #health #inequality, and outcomes of #COVID-19.
Excited to be attending my first #GSA annual scientific meeting in beautiful Tampa! 🧪 #Gerontology #SocialSciences #GSA2023
Bill MinarikCongratulations to Shaunna Morrison (Earth & Planets Laboratory, Carnegie Science), the recipient of the 2023 Mineralogical Society of America award. The award was presented at the #GSAConnects meeting.
She studies crystal chemical behavior and bonding systematics in minerals, is part of the #MarsCuriosity science team and is a pioneer in #MineralInformatics.
Steve WangSwarthmore students Joyce Ben and Zach Potthoff at the poster session for the Phylogenetic and Computational Methods session Monday at #GSA2023. Well done and congratulations on your first GSA!
Seen at the #GSAConnects meeting
Bare floors rather than temporarily carpeted floors to reduce meeting's impact.
Repost from X site of JosephKerski
Katie Maloney (#McGillUniversity) is presenting today (Monday) at #GSAConnects at 5:15 pm.
She's in the session: 125: T68. Temperature, Oxygen, and Their Synergistic Effects on Animal Ecosystems
Check out our poster on rate partitions of phylogenetic trees at booth 239 of the Phylogenetic and Computational Approaches session of #GSA2023.
Zach Potthoff '25 & Joyce Ben '25 are presenting 3:30-5:30.
Additional co-authors not at GSA: P. Sharma Poudel '25, A. Singh '25, @GraemeTLloyd, and myself
Monday and Wednesday early-career presenters at #GSAConnects in #Pittsburgh
*Katie Maloney*
Early Tonian Macroalgal Ecosystems from Northwestern Canada
(125-14) Monday 5:15 pm
*Charlotte Spruzen*
Complex Neoproterozoic Microbial Reefal Frameworks in the Callison Lake formation of Yukon
(223-9) *TODAY* 10:25 am
#McGillUniversity #EarthSystemScience #GSA2023 #GeoScience #GSAConnects2023
Dr. Brad Rosenheim has moved!Overheard at #gsaconnects "And here we have lots of dinosaur tracks, no surprise there..."
Gotta love the humble brags of geologists. 🤣😂