DeepMIP paper outlining methodologies for selection, compilation and analysis of latest Paleocene and early Eocene climate proxy data published in GMD
We are delighted to say that the DeepMIP community paper that outlines methodologies for selection, compilation and analysis of latest Paleocene and early Eocene climate proxy data, has been published... Read More
New SWEET Geochemist blog on reconstructing ocean temperatures using lipid biomarkers
Check out our new team blog post by Dr Gordon Inglis, School of Chemistry, University of Bristol talking about reconstructing ocean temperatures using lipid biomarkers as part of the SWEET research pr... Read More
DeepMIP meeting at ICP in Sydney Sept 2019 and session at the AGU in San Francisco Dec 2019
The DeepMIP Marine Proxy Working Group will be holding a Workshop at the ICP in Sydney on the 3rd September. DeepMIP team members will also be hosting a session at the AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisc... Read More
New SWEET Geochemist blog on studying sediment chemistry
Have a read of our new team blog post by Dr Philip Staudigel talking about how he is looking at chemical reactions that happen beneath the seafloor and how they affect our estimates of ancient climate... Read More
New SWEET PhD blog post ‘Understanding the Deep Oceans in a Warm World’
Rachel Flint, new PhD has just started with the SWEET team supervised by Tina van de Flierdt (Imperial College London) and Dan Lunt (University of Bristol). Check out Rachel’s new blog post!... Read More
New blog introducing Charlie, one of our SWEET Climate Scientists
Check out Charlie’s blog talking about what it means to be a Climatologist, his career path that lead him here and how this relates to the SWEET project. Part 2 is coming soon!... Read More
Second part of team blog ‘A year in the life of a Palaeontologist’ now online!
Dr. Stephanie Strother’s second blog post on ‘A year in the life of a Palaeontologist’ now online.... Read More
New SWEET team blog post ‘A year in the life of a Palaeontologist’
Check out our new team blog page and the first post by Dr. Stephanie Strother talking about her research studying plant fossils from millions of years ago to try to understand what the vegetation and ... Read More