Diana Thatcher has recently sucessfully completed her PhD preliminary exams. This makes her an official “PhD Candidate!” Diana will continue her work studying Portuguese speleothem records as proxies for Holocene Paleoclimate.
Nina Whitney was lead author on a recent publication in the Journal of Continental Shelf Research. The paper explores the influence of river runoff on 18O-salinity relationship of coastal waters in the Gulf of Maine. See SIPERG publications for a link to the article. Congrats Nina and coauthors!
Three members of SIPERG traveled to a local preschool classroom for show and tell! Students in Mrs. Wellington’s class at United Community School (near Ames, IA) have been learning about sand over the past few weeks. Graduate students Nina, Diana, and Maddie (all members of SIPERG), put together a few activities to show the students … Continue reading SIPERG visits local school for lesson on sand!
Nina Whitney recently completed her preliminary exams in pursuit of a PhD. She is now officially a “PhD Candidate!” SIPERG is fortunate to have Nina stick around for a couple more years!
SIPERG founder and leader Dr. Alan Wanamaker was recently featured in an Iowa State University news story about a recent collaborative publication in Nature Communications. The work is an extension of Dr. Wanamaker’s postdoctoral work at Bangor University in Wales, UK. Check out the news story for more details. Congrats Al! Here is the link: … Continue reading Dr. Wanamaker co-authors new collaborative work in Nature Communications