
Cold at heart (somewhat...) Elusive microbiologist turned biogeochemist (somewhat...) He/him Profile:@sarahoutdoors Header: @BulinovaMarie
UiT - Tromsø
Joined February 2014
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If you're looking to apply for a postdoc 👇👇👇👇. Can't stress enough how great the team of ECRs you'll be working with (the project looks pretty cool too🌬️🌌👾 (or something like that))
Guillaume LG retweeted
Want to learn about subglacial hydrology with a splendid team in spectacular Greenland? We're seeking a PDRA with expertise in glaciology and/or engineering. Contact me or @living_stephen for more info.
Great PDRA position @Bristol_Glac working with @lizbagshaw_ice and others on the SLIDE project trying to get 'Cryoegg' sensors into active subglacial lakes in Greenland.
Details here - tinyurl.com/a43fjmkw
Come work with us in Tromsø!
PERMANENT senior engineer position to run our new biogeochemistry/geomicrobiology lab facilities in the department of geosciences (@UiTNorgesarktis):
jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…
en.uit.no/news/article?p_doc…
Excellent new study by @DrBradBrad et co. on microbial adaptions to living on glacier surfaces! (Was tempted to use some emojis here but I don't think I can do a better job than the author in breaking down the study. Check it out 👇👇👇(these hands don't count))
Glaciers are tough places for life 🦠
🥶 Freezing temps & freeze-thaw cycles
🪫 Resource scarcity
🕶️ High UV
🌑 Long polar night
So how do glacier microbes survive when conditions become intolerable?
New paper explores dormancy among glacier microbes 🧵
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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📢 A new modelling perspective into the spatial and temporal patterns of #erosion beneath the Eurasian ice sheet during the last glacial cycle.
Within the geological blink of an eye #ice had the equivalent impact of levelling Mt #Everest 500 times over!
doi.org/10.1038/s41467-022-3…
Check this one out!
Excellent job by Kristyna Vrbicka describing what microbial assemblages you might find (and not find) in Greenland Ice Sheet proglacial rivers.
❄️🌊🦠
Kristyna Vrbicka's first PhD paper is out! What controls the microbial assemblages in SW Greenland ice sheet-fed streams? Feat. @tyler_kohler @jonnyhawkings @LGGwi @petavinsova @BulinovaMarie @marekstibal &al. #WhatTheFlux cryoeco.eu/new-paper-on-cont…
Very nice one! (Again 👏👏) Check this one out ⏬C⏬C⏬C
How much of Earth's organic carbon is buried in ocean sediments? And how much stays 'buried'? 🌊🌎🔨
Here we propose 'Transfer Efficiencies' as a metric to quantify the organic carbon sink in marine sediments
🧵1/n
@NatureComms #openaccess
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Some thoughts following #PolarPrideDay yesterday
I put the non polar scientist-facing thoughts here instagram.com/p/ClJkGaHIGnj/…
For anyone reading this who is involved with polar science, here are my thoughts on what we could be doing better 🧵
#PolarPride #lgbtstem
Subglacial methane release in Greenland; what a crazy upwelling! Well done @CryoEco team and co.
Subglacial methane in Greenland. Shot by the great @PeterWSinclair who was brave enough to come with us to the mighty Isunnguata Sermia. Starring some of the best young talents in subglacial methane research, and myself. #MARCH4G
🔥🔥🔥(almost literally) great @jonnyhawkings 1.5 min Climate lecture on the critical state of polar regions.
(and a nice cap as bonus)
Watch @jonnyhawkings give his 1.5 Minute Climate Lecture “Consequences of Rapidly Warming Polar Regions” by @PennSAS vimeo.com/759922549?ref=tw-v…
Super cool thread (and study) explaining how dormant spores decide to wake up "without" spending (new) energy (I think...)⚡⚡⚡(to quote the author @kaitochondria)
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Guillaume LG retweeted
📢📢 Fully funded PhD position in my group @QMUL:
❄️ The role of the atmosphere in shaping and sustaining microbial communities on glaciers ❄️
with @AnneDJungblut @greeninglab @JackieGoordial & @lifeinrocks
Application deadline: 03 Oct 22
RT!
Link 👇
findaphd.com/phds/project/th…
Guillaume LG retweeted
Meanwhile, management slashes staff salaries & pensions, refuses to address pay inequality, unsustainable workloads & precarious contracts & threatens 100% deductions for working to contract. Staff are currently on strike while management patronises students & staff with comms 🥴
Queen Mary has excelled in today’s #REF2021 results, confirming our status as one of the best research-intensive universities in the UK. Across the University, 92% of our research was assessed as internationally excellent or world-leading. Discover more at qmul.ac.uk
Guillaume LG retweeted
I am excited to announce two PhD Opportunities in my new lab @PurdueAgronomy (the "Managed Ecosystems Microbial Ecology lab")! One project explores surface ecology (bit.ly/3ifLVwZ), the other plant-microbe interactions (bit.ly/3Jlctc9). @Boilermicrobes 👇👇
Guillaume LG retweeted
Want to work on the ECOLOGY OF GLACIAL ENVIRONMENTS?
Join Jon Telling, @andymitch20 and myself at @UofGGES and @SciencesNCL for a funded PhD studentship.
Application deadline: Jan 7th. DM me for more details, or see iapetus2.ac.uk/studentships/…
Early contact is encouraged.
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Join us for Friday's @deepbiosphere Virtual Meeting Series!
We are excited and grateful to be joined by Ivona Cetinič @NASAGoddard who will share her thoughts on how to prevent and address sexual harassment in the field.
A timely and important discussion.
Register below 👇
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If you're working with sensors on anything "environmental", you don't want to miss the chance to participate in this EGU session!
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Super excited that the Goordial (@jackiegoordial) lab is tackling good old (and new!) questions about cryophiles' life, activity limits, and global impacts (as well as a peak at your (un)usual permafrost suspects :) ). Can't wait to see what they find!
Cryomicrobial Ecology: Still Much To Learn about Life Left Out in the Cold journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…




















