Our colloquium speaker this week is Cathy Whitlock from Montana State University. Cathy's talk will address ask: "is paleoecology still relevant for understanding a rapidly changing future?" The talk is open to all, and snacks/coffee are provided.

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Our colloquium speaker this week is Haley Sapers from Northern Arizona University, hosted by Mark Hellinek. Haley will be diving into the world of methane flux on Earth and Mars. As always, our colloquium is open to all, and snacks will be provided.

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New release of the Treatise on Geochemistry, edited by our very own Dominique Weis, with Ariel Anbar (ASU)! For more information on this major work, see

Our colloquium speaker this week is Ben Tutolo from the University of Calgary, hosted by Hal Bradbury. Ben will be discussing his work on the origin of life and habitability. As always, our colloquium is open to all, and snacks will be provided.

🌍 #UBC is hiring a Part-Time Sessional Lecturer for ENVR 440: Analytical Methods in Sustainability Science! 🌱 📜 Requirements: or Ph.D. (or Ph.D. candidate) in a related field. Apply by Oct 25, 2024! 🔗

🌍 #UBC is hiring! Looking for a Part-Time Sessional Lecturer for EOSC 250: Fields & Fluxes for term 2 🌊 📜 Needs: or Ph.D. (or Ph.D. candidate), strong in differential equations & vector calculus. Apply by Oct 25, 2024! 🔗 :

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UBC students Alia Kogiso & Alyssa Jung created a new Wikipedia article on seamount microbial communities as part of their Marine Microbiology course! 🌊🔬 Their work adds to the 86K words contributed by UBC students this term!

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In the last few decades, oceans lost 2% of their oxygen, with more loss expected. New UBC research published in @nature shows a similar event 120M yrs ago took 1M years to recover.