Margot's Blog

19 November 2014

New ground

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Last week we didn't get further than the collapse, a few tens of metres in. This week we'd get a whole lot further! I stomped ahead ...
16 November 2014

Marking as far as the eye can see

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Preparing lectures is a lot of work! But so is marking. I suppose one gets faster as one does it more often. I can only hope so! I have now ...
13 November 2014

From above and below

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We would go back to our pet mine Benallt , but as this mine offers deep cold water, dead sheep, agricultural waste, death from above, and mo...
11 November 2014

Iceland paper accepted!

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In late summer 2009 I went to Iceland , for fieldwork. Processing the materials and the data took a while. Figuring out what it meant did to...
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09 November 2014

One day of research

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I had gone back to the lab to sieve some samples to see if there was anything in there I could use for radiocarbon dating, and later I'...
07 November 2014

New doctors, established professors

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The teaching I'm taking over is mainly James's. But after 5 years of sea level research I have also become a sort of a go-to person ...
05 November 2014

Bwlch y Plwm

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When we dropped off the students at the university main building the field trip ended. It was not quite time to go underground, thoug...
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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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