Temperatures have dropped in Lyon and we can finally go out in the street without undergoing dissolution. Today we dive into how to understand our planet's past using carbonate proxies.
Goldschmidt 2023 is not only about science. Double Scotch’ concert on Tuesday evening proved that in more ways than one.
Sumit Chakraborty let's us in on his ideas and work by he and his group, showing us why knowing timescales is a powerful tool.
Join us for an interview with Dey(anira) Cisneros Lazaro, a promising PhD student who joins us today to talk about her career and future!
During her lecture, the recipient of Paul Gast Medal took us into the ocean to explore the control of marine particle on biogeochemical cycles.
This Tuesday, 11th July 2023, we melted in Lyon. With almost 40°C outside today we attended a session on the global cycle of P!
Some comments on my first talk at Goldschmidt
Knowing the realities in academia, someone stood up and asked this very important question that we are all itching to know the answer to.
During the first Goldschmidt2023 plenary lecture, Lawrence Meinert invited the crowded amphitheater to reflect on the relationships between geology, geochemistry and wine.
There are not a lot of people who like to write grant or fellowship proposals. Especially not if you are just starting your career in academia and you are not even sure about the difference between grants and fellowships.
After several years, Goldschmidt returns "in person" to the old continent. And what better way to do so than with a session on biominerals!
Comments on the Goldschmidt talk by Mario Fischer-Gödde on Ru isotopes from impact layers/spherules and the nature of the impactor.