Priyeshu Srivastava (@priyeshus) 's Twitter Profile
Priyeshu Srivastava

@priyeshus

Research Scientist @ Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, India. Interested in #Geology, #Paleomagnetism, #Geochemistry, #Rockmagnetism #Paleoclimatology.

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Andrej Spiridonov (@andrejspiridon4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

South Atlantic Rio Grande Rise during the Eocene Epoch was sub-aerial exposed. At least that's what red clays suggest: "...red clay is a product of extreme chemical weathering of the lava flows" Maybe these paleoislands helped S. America-Afriaca dispersal? nature.com/articles/s4159…

South Atlantic Rio Grande Rise during the Eocene Epoch was sub-aerial exposed. At least that's what red clays suggest:
"...red clay is a product of extreme chemical weathering of the lava flows"
Maybe these paleoislands helped S. America-Afriaca dispersal?
nature.com/articles/s4159…
AGU's Eos (@agu_eos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎶 It’s the most #MinCup-ful time of the year! 🎶 We love a good mystery, and #kaolinite was instrumental in identifying a long-lost Brazilian island. So our vote today is for the clay! Read all about it: eos.org/articles/a-lon…

🎶 It’s the most #MinCup-ful time of the year! 🎶

We love a good mystery, and #kaolinite was instrumental in identifying a long-lost Brazilian island. So our vote today is for the clay!

Read all about it: eos.org/articles/a-lon…
Fabio Florindo (@florindo_fabio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Paleomagnetic study of the Capo di Bove Lava flow (emplaced at ~277 ka), Rome, Italy. A natural preferential route for the construction of the initial part of the ancient Appian Way, constructed during the 4th century BCE by Consul Appius Claudius Caecus with the strategic

Paleomagnetic  study of the Capo di Bove Lava flow (emplaced at ~277 ka), Rome, Italy. A natural preferential route for the construction of the initial part of the ancient Appian Way, constructed during the 4th century BCE by Consul Appius Claudius Caecus with the strategic
AGU's Eos (@agu_eos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Um planalto vulcânico situado nas profundezas do sudoeste do Atlântico já foi uma ilha tropical, de acordo com uma pesquisa da Universidade de São Paulo e National Oceanography Centre. Comentários de Tony Watts Oxford Earth Sciences. eos.org/articles/a-lon…

National Oceanography Centre (@nocnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 2018 seafloor studies were carried out in the Rio Grande Rise... what they found were the the remains of a LOST tropical island! 🏝️ One of the experts present, Prof. Bramley Murton, reveals all on #NOCIntoTheBlue. Watch, listen and subscribe NOW 🎧 linktr.ee/nocintotheblue

Frontiers - Earth Science (@frontearthsci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New Research: Petrology of the Eocene alkaline volcanism from the western Rio Grande Rise, South Atlantic Ocean frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #FrontiersIn #EarthScience

Priyeshu Srivastava (@priyeshus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New work on the Eocene Volcanism of the Rio Grande Rise, South Atlantic is out now! Happy to have contributed in this article led by Julia and other colleagues from USP - Universidade de São Paulo Agência FAPESP Instituto de Geociências / USP frontiersin.org/journals/earth…

Indian Institute of Geomagnetism (@iigdst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exciting news! Dr. Priyeshu Srivastava (Priyeshu Srivastava), Reader, @IIGdst, has been awarded the Prime Minister Early Career Research Grant(#PMECRG) by Anusandhan National Research Foundation. This will advance Environmental Magnetism research for the next 3 years. Dr Jitendra Singh DSTIndia Abhay Karandikar Prof A P Dimri

Priyeshu Srivastava (@priyeshus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am happy to share that the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (#ANRF) has awarded me the Prime Minister Early Career Research Grant. The project will help advance research on biogenic nanomagnetic particles in lakes. Grateful for the trust of my peers and support of ANRF.

GloboNews (@globonews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

O Brasil está reivindicando junto à ONU a posse de uma ilha submersa, chamada Elevação Rio Grande, localizada a mais de 1,2 mil km da costa do RS. Com uma extensão de 500 mil km² e profundidade de 5 mil metros, a formação geológica tem o tamanho da Espanha e é considerada

GloboNews (@globonews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Brasil reivindica ilha submersa no Atlântico do tamanho da Espanha. O território conhecido como Elevação do Rio Grande é rico em “minerais do futuro”. ➡ Assista ao #EmPauta: glo.bo/39WjXAu #GloboNews