Margot's Blog

30 April 2015

Into the field again

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My first semester here at Bangor university was dominated by Ice and Oceans, the module for which I had the final responsibility, and for wh...
28 April 2015

Historical sea level

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One thing leads to another. One day you are joining a sea level-themed field trip in the Dee estuary , simply because you're a sea level...
26 April 2015

Essays and presentations

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The joys of teaching! You would think that when you teach the knowledge moves from you to the student. Often it's the other way arou...
24 April 2015

Marathon!

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It has been done. I did a marathon! I think I’ll never do it again but I am very glad I did it. It went really well! I was nervous two ...
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22 April 2015

Thursday Welsh

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If you have a marathon coming up, and you want to be well-rested, then you don't go underground, as that always gets late. So the week o...
21 April 2015

Fog of Sex

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What on Earth is fog of sex? I must admit, I'm still not quite sure. One thing I do know: it's a project by the University of South ...
20 April 2015

Visit by sister: new tradition?

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Last year, in spring, my sister was between jobs. That means: time! She decided to come visit me before her new job would kick in . But the ...
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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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