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A very cool project ad (speaking for a friend)! Job Vacancy at the University of Nottingham: PhD Studentship: Using sedimentary ancient DNA (sedaDNA) to uncover the spatial extent of native food plants in pre-colonial Australia jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/SCI223

150-year-old plant specimens rescued from a skip and microscope slides found in forgotten cupboards UoN Life Sciences are taking centre stage at the 'Green Unseen' exhibition Lakeside Arts UoNBiosciences Find out more on Notts TV : nottstv.com/programme/nott…

It's been great today! We should do plant-inspired events more often ❤️🌿

What a great gallery and symposium session #GreenUnseen . Feeling blessed to shed light on some lesser known (globally) food-plant histories from Australia #murnong. Part of my PhD study. With other inspiring talks and works by plant crazy people Lakeside Arts Nottingham Geography #UoN

It’s official now #MRes but graduations aren’t complete without a picture of a big cheesy grin 😁! #mastersdegree Nottingham Geography Dr. Michela Mariani🇪🇺

There’s plenty of heat around international student numbers just now.... Rather than accept that, we want to highlight three facts 👇

I am happy to announce that 100 sites from the Indo-Pacific pollen database are now live on Neotoma! Site number 100 was core KG951VC1 (catchy), taken off the Queensland coast. Neotoma Database @ANU_CHL CABAH AQUA

A great first publication by Faidra Katsi is now in press 🥳 FTIR spectra from grass pollen: A quest for species-level resolution of Poaceae and Cerealia. goo.gl/scholar/hKyhZi

Fun start to the year with @thatpollenguy & team sharing their pollen work with enthusiastic 2024 NYSF - 41yrs in 2025! year 12 students

We've been working hard preparing our outreach activities for the Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity. Our activity called 'Time detectives' will have adults and kids exploring how to reconstruct environmental changes through time. Nottingham Pollen Lab #FOSAC #UoN #Geography

The Nottingham Pollen team engaging with adults and children to explain how we can reconstruct ancient landscapes with fossil pollen 💪🏼 what an amazing turnout for the #NottsFOSAC festival! Alastair Wills

Day one of two Nottingham Geography’s activities for Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity!

HOT OFF THE PRESS: Rainforest response to glacial terminations before and after human arrival in Lutruwita (Tasmania) by Sarah Cooley Palawa burning kept Country open, suppressing rainforest expansion in what is supposedly a "wilderness" area today! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We finally have a website ! nottspollen.wordpress.com #pollenlovers #nottspollen #nottingham #pollenresearch

The team's been busy in the field this week! Dirty car = productive days 🌼🤩

A travelling yam daisy #pollen grain and a rare sighting of Pope Kershaw. Key elements of a successful field expedition to southeastern #Australia!

My interactive poster on geospatial vegetation reconstructions in western Tasmania holds (just!) #IPC #IOPC Nottingham Pollen Lab Dr. Michela Mariani🇪🇺

⚠️Our new #research about past fuels for #fires 🌳 🔥 in southeastern #Australia is out today on Science Magazine! Shrub cover declined as Indigenous populations expanded across southeast Australia science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Indigenous burning practices in Australia once halved shrub cover, reducing available fuels and limiting wildfire intensity for thousands of years, but the removal of these practices following European colonization has led to an increase in the tinder that has fueled today’s

⚡Groundbreaking new research by the School's Dr Marco Raczka in nature⚡️ This study revealed that a pre-Columbian society in the Amazon developed a sophisticated agricultural system allowing them to grow 🌽 year-round—challenging previous theories nature.com/articles/s4158…