4 more days to submit #abstracts at #EGU26! If your research explores #ppaleoclimate and #paleoclimatology using #microfossils, submit an abstract to SSP4.5, co-organised by @egubg.bsky.social. @auerg.bsky.social Submit by January 15, 13:00CET. #paleontology, #micropaleontology

Abstract submission is open for #EGU26 (3 - 8 May 2026) 🚨 Are you working with #microfossils and have a story to tell about the #paleoenvironment and/or #paleoclimate? Then join our session to put a focus lens on these amazing micropaleontological proxies!

Going to #AGU25? Doing #paleoclimate research on shallow #marine regions (shelfs, ramps, platforms, #reefs)? Consider submitting an abstract to our session: PP029 "Shallow Marine Areas as Archives of Global Change"! Deadline: 30 July 2025 (23:59 EDT/03:59 UTC)

New paper out! Ever wondered how the #paleoecological upheaval during the #K/Pg event affected #marine fish and shark communities in the #Tethys? Then this work led by Iris Feichtinger may be right up your alley. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Ecological restructuring of North Tethyan marine vertebrate communities triggered by the end-Cretaceous extinction | PNAS

The ecological upheavals produced by the Cretaceous–Paleogene mass extinction event (K-Pg, −66 Ma) have been mostly studied at large scale with emp...

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Learn from experts, analyze sediment cores, and dive into cutting-edge research! 🔗 More info & apply now: www.marum.de/en/research-... #ECORD #ClimateScience #Paleoclimate #AntarcticResearch #MarineScience @ecord.bsky.social #IODPcubed

Geekiest moment of my career in #scientificoceandrilling. #DSDP Leg1 Site 1 Core 1R (and 1M too 😁). It got re-curated a few years ago (hence modern D-Tube and #IODP label). I am really grateful to everyone at the #GCR and especially #ECORD and #MagellanPlus for funding our workshop participation!

#nannofossils have such an amazing structural complexity making them a joy to work with. And my phone becoming a real asset as a microscope camera for my Zeiss Axio.A1. Here a peak at Reticulofenestra umbilicus from the base of zone NP16 in the Eocene #micropaleontology #paleoceanography