Aspiring geographer studying people and the environment at Monash University (she/her). On Wurundjeri land.
Melbourne, Victoria
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This is Australia’s climate barcode 1910-2017. The darkest blue is the coldest year, the darkest red the warmest. If there was no trend, the bars would be random. #climatechange
Source: climate-lab-book.ac.uk/2018/…
A really interesting read that makes a lot of good points and reminds us that research is never done in a silo and often has impacts far beyond the original scope of the study
Climate study linking early Māori fires to Antarctic changes sparks controversy theguardian.com/world/2021/o…
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Such a powerful visualisation of the #ClimateCrisis
🌡️2020 was one of the 3 warmest years on record, with 2016 and 2019.
Warmest 6 years all since 2015.
2011-2020 warmest decade on record.
Since 1980s each decade warmer than previous one.
@ed_hawkins #DataViz shows the rising temperatures
#ClimateChange
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The same applies to undergraduate students!
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Thrilled to be at the academic awards night @MonashEAE this evening to celebrate the hard work and success of all students and staff. I'm particularly pleased to be receiving the Academic Excellence Award for the highest-ranking student for Geographical Science 2020 tonight!
Loving listening to @helen_keen at the keynote for #ICUR2020
Thank you @ICURstudents for this experience!
Helen's advice so far are to look for the stories we haven't heard yet and share them, and that cats are good.
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Fantastic to see ICUR alumni including the amazing @_ScottHo attending #ICUR2020 this year! ICUR is a great place to get involved with undergraduate research and understand the skills and values of the leaders of the future. Thanks @ICURstudents for organising the conference
Viktor Prypoten’s research shows magnesium is better than lithium in rechargeable batteries. He argues that magnesium has better efficiency than lithium, while being cheaper, more available & less destructive to mine. An excellent talk with great analogies! @ICURstudents #icur20
In #MyArtsDegree I am currently studying the climate crisis and how we as humans can adapt our cities, our policies, and our actions to limit the our environmental impact. My science degree teaches me about how the climate works, my arts degree helps me try to fix it.
I've loved being a part of the editorial team for this edition of @reinventionintl
I highly recommend checking it out once published to see the fantastic work undergraduate students can achieve
Reading through past #ICUR abstracts to find good examples for my Compass mentees is reminding me what amazing breadth of research undergraduates can do and is making me so excited to hear it all again at #ICUR20 this year. Thank you @ICURstudents and CURIE for the opportunity!
The fact that this tweet is necessary is awful. Truly awful. But it's fantastic to see all the offers of both virtual and physical support in the comments, while this disaster is absolutely bringing out the worst in some people, it also has the potential to bring out our best.
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Five big numbers that sum up this year's bushfire crisis in Australia. These numbers are only going to get bigger if we don't act on #ClimateChange now
abc.net.au/news/science/2020…
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Christmas is just around the corner, let's try and make this Christmas a sustainable one!
Tips for a zero-waste festive season sustainable.unimelb.edu.au/n…
How big are the fires burning on the east coast of Australia? Too big. But to fully grasp how enormous the area that has burnt is, it helps to have another reference area.
theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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Mind absolutely blown learning about counterfactuals and counterfictionals with Raphael at #ICUR19
Thank you to our #ICUR19 panel on the chemistry of pollution from @NTUsg and @MonashUni for sharing your immense knowledge with us today!
Reduce, reuse, recycle? Alisha suggests we reduce, reuse, recycle and regenerate to use agriculture to combat climate change #ICUR19
