Not many of our students are particularly interested in foraminifera. Every year we are asked to submit project proposals for masters projects, and every year I submit projects that involve forams. And I always either get one student, or no students at all! But this year, for some reason, my favourite microorganisms were suddenly very popular, and I'm going into 2022 with to MSc students. They have chosen to separate projects. I hope they will both have a great and educative time with these versatile creatures!
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- New tablet
- Owning part of the house
- Efficient exam period
- Thinking about heating
- Two MSc students
- Welsh books from the same family
- CRTT call-out
- Gyrn Ddu
- Hesitant start of side gig
- Getting better at Zoom
- Side gig admin
- Back to the Roman Road
- Walk in the Moonlight
- The continuing fight for ergonomic hardware
- Back to the physiotherapist after a long time
- Add flexibility to exercise regime
- Short walk
- Extra chair
- Gluing the wood burner
- Pronouns, finally
- Registering for races again
- Side gig becomes clearer
- Underground again
- Standing by and standing down on the first day of ...
- First casualty of the New Year
- New Year's Day
- New Year's Eve
- Late 2021 visitor
- Saying goodbye to 2022 part I
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About Me
- Margot
- This blog started as a tool to keep my Dutch friends informed on my whereabouts when I moved abroad. It quickly also became an external memory for my own use. It largely failed as a stage for discussions on whatever is worth discussing. And it has become a way of sharing my scientific knowledge with a lay audience. And who knows, it could become even more! And whatever it is you are looking for among all this: welcome.
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