Assistant Professor @UNM | studying how Earth surface processes drive the global carbon cycle
Albuquerque, NM
Joined July 2010
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Marisa Repasch retweeted
WANTED: Assistant Professor in climate-related extreme events & hazards
🌊 Floods
🥵 Droughts
🔥 Wildfires
🧊 Glacial failure
🏔️ Landslides
Joint appointment with 1 of these @CUBoulder departments: ATOC, CEAE, ENVS, GEOG, or GEOL
Apply by Dec 15th buff.ly/3zXzyCh
ALT Picture of a sunset over the Niwot Ridge area of Colorado. Overlying text says Wanted: Assistant Professor - climate-related extreme events. Floods, droughts, wildfires, glacial failure, and/or landslides. Apply by Dec 15th 2024. Also shown are logos for INSTAAR and the University of Colorado Boulder. A QR code goes to https://jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDetail/?jobId=59926
We’re hiring! The Earth and Planetary Sciences Department at the University of New Mexico is looking for a petrologist and/or mineral physicist. This is a joint position with the Institute of Meteoritics.
unm.csod.com/ux/ats/careersi…
Feel free to DM me with questions!
Join us this Thursday for the next Leaky Deltas webinar!
Muriel Brückner and @anapiliouras will discuss how river delta morphodynamics can influence land-sea biogeochemical fluxes.
Register here: us-ocb.org/leaky-deltas-work…
@US_OCB
My first semester teaching Geomorphology at UNM and I have an awesome class! Today we were in the field collecting data for structure from motion modeling of precariously balanced rocks in the Sandia foothills.
Pretty proud of the portable lab I’ve set up for remote water filtering! It all fits in a small pelican box and a duffel bag!
Just wrapped up our last field season for the Icy landscapes project where we studied the changing dynamics of the Canning River on the North Slope of Alaska. Thanks to our intrepid leader @IrinaOvereem for making this project so successful!
Albert! Field assistant of the year!
Thanks for cranking out the samples! A team incl INSTAAR alums like Marisa is looking at processes (eg bank erosion, degradation) that trigger & alter export of organic carbon from a continuous permafrost landscape. Also pictured is... Albert Kettner?
See sites.google.com/view/marisa…
This is a cool opportunity to work in a leadership position at CU’s mountain research station. It would be a great fit for an environmental science educator who wants to live in the mountains!
🏔️ MANAGER NEEDED for the @CUBoulder + INSTAAR Mountain Research Station near Nederland, CO
- Work full time on-site
- Oversee facility operations
- Supervise staff
- Coordinate educ & outreach activities
- Collaborate w Station Director
Apply by Aug 5th: buff.ly/4drUnUl
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If you’re studying the fate of carbon in river deltas, we would love to have your research in our session, too!
#AGU2024
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AGU 2024 session announcement! Please consider submitting to our session EP040 - Surface processes and carbon cycling in cold regions. We’ll have invited talks from @queenofpeat and Jim McClelland.
#AGU2024 @AmyEast_gmph
Please consider joining us for a workshop to discuss and collaborate on delta carbon cycle science!
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We are looking to hire a visiting lecturer in the Dept. of Earth & Planetary Sciences at UNM! Please share and feel free to reach out to me with questions!
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Managed to get the timing right to observe ice breakup on the Canning River, Alaska.m! Back-to-back positive degree days drove ice melt and cascades of ice bergs.
Marisa Repasch retweeted
📓 Are you a well-organized scientist with high editorial standards and strong leadership skills? This is your chance to shape the scientific quality of research published in an AGU Journal!
🔬 Apply to be an Editor-in-Chief for AGU Advances by 5 June: lite.spr.ly/6004BGuC
Not so new, but thanks @AguAdvances for highlighting our article!
@jscheingross @paleohydrology @Kristen_Cook_
NEW: Repasch et al. analyzed topographic data, channel geometry, water discharge, and water chemistry of the Bermejo River in Argentina to understand the effects of tectonics on this low relief landscape.
Read their full article: doi.org/10.1029/2023AV000924
#AGUPubs @MarisaExplores
ALT Diagram from the study.
Please join us this Thursday for the next Leaky Deltas webinar with talks from Bin Zhao and Tom Bianchi!
Register for the webinar here: whoi-edu.zoom.us/webinar/reg…
Found an interesting scour feature while looking for the gravel sand transition…
Will be taking undergrads back here during high flows in May, so will be fun to see if this gets silted in or transported downstream!
Marisa Repasch retweeted
I'm hiring a postdoc to work with me @WHOI! Interested in coastal dynamics, permafrost, and/or Arctic coastal processes? The research possibilities are endless! Check out the posting here: careers-whoi.icims.com/jobs/…
