Issue 6 of the PAGES PO2 newsletter is out! 🎉
Featuring a Marine Oxygen Loss special issue, PO2 workshop, job opportunities, Data Stewardship updates, conference reports, events & recent publications.
Read here 👉 pastglobalchanges.org/news/138771
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Ever heard of #IceSpec?
Kurbatov et al. explain how this new hyperspectral line-scan imaging system for ice cores can advance research on stratigraphic impurities, ice dynamics, and #paleoclimate.
Read the article in the the latest PAGES Magazine here: shorturl.at/ruvWg
📢 November news is out!
Did you know that PAGES has a monthly newsletter for the global #paleoscience community, featuring upcoming deadlines, opportunities, events, and other updates?
Catch up on everything in our latest newsletter: pastglobalchanges.org/news/138741
@pastoxygen.bsky.social
Abstract submission is open for #EGU26 (3 - 8 May 2026) 🚨
Are you working with #microfossils and have a story to tell about the #paleoenvironment and/or #paleoclimate? Then join our session to put a focus lens on these amazing micropaleontological proxies!
A classic 🤩
“Kunstformen der Natur” (Art forms of Nature) was Ernst Haeckel‘s master work #sciart #histsci wp.me/p3ihHu-1fa
I found a new women in engineering podcast today whilst making a speaker shortlist for a future @earthsciencewomen.bsky.social event!
Passing on to the world of Bluesky 😀
open.spotify.com/show/7D5CxK7...
[event release coming in January 2026]
Huge paper for the Arctic Ocean published today in @science.org - a new 30,000 year history of Arctic Ocean sea-ice cover reconstructed from the accumulation of cosmic dust-derived helium-3! www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... (1/n)
Thank you Rehemat!! It is so nice to see you here 💛
Very proud to see our own @sofigerina.bsky.social shine! 🤩🌟💙
Thank you so much for this huge honor 💙🥲
Very grateful to be recognized by @pages-ipo.bsky.social & to my peers who thought of me for this award. It also fills me with purpose to see science communication + other outreach efforts don't go unnoticed. Science is for all! Muchas gracias @geolatinas.bsky.social @marumunibremen.bsky.social
🏆 Congratulations to Dr. Sofía Barragán-Montilla, recipient of the 2026 PAGES Early-Career Award (ECA)
Sofía uses tiny fossils, foraminifera, to uncover big stories about our oceans’ past. 🌊Thank you for your inspiring contributions to #paleoceanography
👉https://pastglobalchanges.org/news/138727
Forams are super cute, but some of them are just spooky 🎃Did you know some forams make their shells gluing “skeletons” of other fossils?
🤔 Did you know that with a weaker #AMOC tropical shallower waters got + oxygen in the last deglacial? 😱 Using benthic #forams, we explore how #AMOC influences Atlantic shallow circulation 🌊🐚🔬👩🚀 www.nature.com/articles/s41... @marumunibremen.bsky.social @natcomms.nature.com
Take a journey through deep time in 2026!
Pre-order my calendar by October 12th >
www.luciaperezdiaz.com/product-page...
It features 12 original illustrations - frame-worthy posters of holidays to places you can’t actually travel to (at least not without a time machine!)
#SciArt #EarthScience
🏆 AGU is excited to announce the recipients of the 2025 Union Medals, Awards and Prizes; Fellows; and Section Awards and Lectures. Honorees will be recognized this December in New Orleans, LA at #AGU25.
🎖️👉 View the 2025 Honorees: buff.ly/eQSk1xJ
The GeoLatinas Professional & Personal Development Committee invites you to the SIXTH YEAR of: Conversando con GeoLatinas. Practice conversational English and Spanish with us! - Language exchange - All levels welcome - GeoLatinas members only (sign up for free!) - Monthly groups, ~4 hours only in a month - Join as many months as you wish. For more info, join GeoLatinas' workspace in Slack, channel #conversando-con-geolatinas
Do you want to practice conversational Spanish & English with us? The GeoLatinas Professional and Personal Development Committee invites you to participate in the SIXTH year of "Conversando con GeoLatinas", a language-exchange initiative for Spanish & English at all levels.
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It’s great to catch up with your former PhD students!
Margit Simon at #ICP15 discussing her excellent work on Nordic Sea convection and its potential role in triggering abrupt North Atlantic warm events during Dansgaard-Oeschger cycles
How much do tides vary at your shoreline? The greatest variation can be found at the Bay of Fundy in North America where tide variation reaches 16 meters. It's a fascinating map to study. Have a look at the coastal areas that you are familiar with from your travels.
Hi again, Oxyguys!!🤓🌍🌊“Proxies: Windows into the Past” Did you know scientists can uncover past climates using proxies? These are measurable clues preserved in marine sediments—like tiny “time machines” recording signals of temperature, oxygen, or salt. @pages-ipo.bsky.social @pages-ecn.bsky.social
Organizan Sofía Barragán-Montilla (@sofigerina.bsky.social) y Claudia Patricia Cardenas Gomez de @geolatinas.bsky.social, Estefany Figueroa Salamanca de #paleobio_un y Angelica Maria Ballesteros Prada de la Red Colombiana de Mujeres Científicas
#CienciaCriolla
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Banner en la parte de arriba: III Congreso Colombiano de Paleontología 2025 - Bucaramanga Título: Conversatorio Paleontología Inclusiva en Colombia: Voces, Retos y Futuro Jueves 4 de Septiembre 2025 Tres textos cada uno en recuadro. Primer recuadro: Según ONU Mujeres, para 2017 un 37.3% de las personas en ámbitos científicos eran mujeres. Segundo recuadro: ¿Existe esta brecha en la paleontología colombiana? Tercer recuadro: ¿Cuál es el verdadero impacto de las mujeres? Headshots de cinco mujeres, cada una con su nombre debajo. De izquierda a derecha: Lizette León-Rodrígues, María Camila Vallejo-Pareja, Andrea Paz, Laura Torres, Camila Martínez. En la parte de abajo logos de la red colombiana de mujeres científicas, GeoLatinas e Iphin (grupo de investigación en paleontología e historia natural.
El proximo 4 de septiembre podrás participar del conversatorio “Paleontología inclusiva en Colombia Voces, Retos y Futuro”, una invitación a reconocer y visibilizar el papel de las mujeres en la paleontología en Colombia ⛏️⚒️🧪
#Ciencia
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📑🔬¿Sabes qué es el oxígeno oscuro? Un estudio publicado en Nature Geoscience muestra un descubrimiento sorprendente: más oxígeno del esperado en el océano profundo. Aquí, el oxígeno proviene de la ventilación de aguas menos profundas y es consumido por organismos para respirar y oxidar materia.
📑🔬You asked about dark oxygen, here it is! In Nature Geosciences, a study shows a striking discovery: more oxygen than expected in the abyssal ocean. Here, oxygen is mostly supplied by ventilation from shallower waters, & it is consumed by organisms through respiration and oxidation of matter.
Otra excelente traducción de un artículo de @eos.org por @danitaeng.bsky.social como parte de la colaboración entre #GeoLatinas y #Planeteando
#Ciencia 🧪👩🔬
📣Exciting Announcement: PO2 Newsletter – 5th Edition is out! 🔬 🌊 🌏
We’re happy to share the new edition of the Past Ocean Oxygenation (PO2) Newsletter! This issue features updates on major events and recent research related to ocean oxygenation in the past. @pages-ipo.bsky.social
Texto: Conversatorio "PAleontología inclusiva en Colombia: voces, retos y futuro" Jueves 4 de Septiembre 2025. En el medio, están los headshots de cuatro mujeres, con sus nombres abajo. De izquierda a derecha: Angelica María Ballesteros Prada, Estefany Figueroa Salamanca, Claudia Cárdenas, Sofía Barragán Montilla. Organizan (nombre de las organizaciones con sus logos) -Red Colombiana de Mujeres Científicas -GeoLatinas -Iphin
¿Aún existe la brecha de género en la paleontología colombiana? ¿Cuál es el impacto de las mujeres? El conversatorio "Paleontología inclusiva en Colombia: voces retos y futuro" abordará estas y + preguntas, visibilizando el impacto de las mujeres y destacando sus logros, desafíos y contribuciones👩🔬
A la izquierda, foto de una científica trabajando con un microscopio. A la derecha, la biografía. Sofia Barragán-Montilla Geóloga - Universidad Nacional de Colombia Maestría Geología Aplicada - Universidad de Zaragoza (España) Doctora en Paleoceanografía - Universidad de Bremen (Alemania) Es experta en aplicaciones de foramíniferos bentónicos en estudios paleocenográficos y paleoambientales. Actualmente es investigadora postdoctoral del Grupo de Paleocenografía de la Universidad de Kiel (Alemania) y trabaja en diversos proyectos bilingues de divulgación científica. Como vicepresidenta de GeoLatinas, co-lidera inciativas que contribuyen a la diversidad, equidad e inclusión en las Ciencias de la Tierra y Palnetarias.
👩🔬Sofia Barragán-Montilla @sofigerina.bsky.social
⚒️Geóloga - Universidad Nacional de Colombia
🐚Maestría Geología Aplicada - Universidad de Zaragoza (España)
🌊Doctora en Paleoceanografía - Universidad de Bremen (Alemania)
#paleontologia #womeninsteam
