Kim Cobb, an award-winning climate scientist whose research focuses on building capacity for climate solutions, has been appointed director of the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society, effective Friday, July 1. @BrownEnvt brown.edu/news/2022-05-1…

Olá #Lisboa! The JR has arrived to port after the long #EXP397T transit. Just two more days to the official start of #EXP397: Iberian Margin #Paleoclimate! 📷 Maya Pincus / IODP #scienceatsea #NSFfunded

Left Lisbon today (slept through departure, wrong shift...) on JOIDES Resolution (IODP at Texas A&M) for #Exp397, Iberian Margin Paleoclimate; 2 months at sea, >7,000 m of core, and up to 7 million years of Atlantic circulation and terrestrial environmental change. Hell yeah.

🚨New paper!🚨 Check out our new paper (w/ Xiaojing Du @richardsvachula baylorfk.bsky.social and other twitterless ppl) on AGU_Paleo where we used proxy records and model simulations to understand Holocene SST and productivity changes in the Northeast Pacific! #agupubs doi.org/10.1029/2021PA…

Time for #AGU22! Rice Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences Climate & Water Lab presentations coming up TODAY: Charlie Marshall at 2:45 "PP15F-0714: GDGTs in the machine: Comparing Proxy Records of African Temperature Change to Holocene Climate Model Simulations via Proxy System Modeling" 🎉

Obliquity who? All precession, all the time, baby – come see our new North African Plio-Pleistocene (3.3-2.5 Ma) leaf wax dD record from IODP at Texas A&M (ODP) Site 659 at #AGU22 on Thursday morning, PP42D-1139 #IODPatAGU22

📢Our new paper “North Atlantic cooling triggered a zonal mode over the Indian Ocean during Heinrich Stadial 1” is out today in Science Advances! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Hope it can provided a new understanding of how Atlantic Ocean circulation can impact Indian Ocean climate!🧵

I arrived late and we finished early, which means I contributed very little 😅… but that means our #Exp397 sampling party at @marum_de went very well! IODP at Texas A&M Me with a million years of samples spanning the Messinian Salinity Crisis: