News & Events

PubSclero now also provides a way for all members of the sclerochronology community to publicise workshops, conference sessions, graduate studentships (MSc & PhD), post-doctoral research assistantships, and any other news or research. In order to have an advert on this page please send the relevant information and/or web link to the Pubsclero team.

American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco: 15-19 December, 2008

Chemical and Isotopic Composition of Carbonate Skeletons: Seasonal Environmental and Climate Records (PP31A & PP51D)

European Geosciences Union Vienna: 19-24 April, 2009 (abstracts due: 13 January 2009)

Development and application of palaeoproxies in the mollusc shell archive (BG5.1)

Reconstructing mid- to high-latitude climate and ocean variability from high-resolution biogenic archives (CL19)

Transdisciplinary PhD studentship or research assistantship (postdoc level) (Geosciences Ð Geochemistry), University of Mainz

On the migration and mobility of the Langobards (Lombards) from their original whereabouts near the Elbe River to Italy during the Early Medieval times. PDF here

From David Gillikin (Vassar College): We just had two successful sclerochronology sessions at the GSA meeting in Houston. Thanks to all of you that attended and contributed. Out of the thousands of papers presented at the GSA, Science News chose about a dozen to report on, including a sclerochronology paper in our session! The paper was presented as a poster by Matt Winnick, an undergraduate at Vassar College. Note, that Science News if not affiliated with Science Magazine).

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