Rachel Lupien

@loopdlupien.bsky.social

paleoclimate, biomarkers, human evolution | assistant prof at Aarhus University | 🇺🇸 in 🇩🇰

My postdoc, Julian Traphagan, has a new paper out in Organic Geochemistry! He performed a series of experiments on our GC-IRMS @au.dk and showed that spiking low-conc samples with standards could make some unobtainable compound-specific n-alkane dD measurements now obtainable. Check it out!

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We’ve just started the second week of our summer course ‘Climate Change: Cross-Disciplinary Challenges and Solutions’! We have experts from different fields visit each day to provide new perspectives on the climate crisis, and students work in groups on case studies from different sectors 🌍 @au.dk

Thrilled (and honored!) that Prof. Cat Beck from Hamilton College visited me at @au.dk during her sabbatical in Cologne. Cat and I have worked in Turkana, specifically on the HSPDP Lake Turkana drill core, for many years. It was great to catch up and talk about fun new things!

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We’re in Azerbaijan for field work! I’m collecting biomarker samples from a beautiful sediment sequence in the Azykh cave, where hominins lived over hundreds of thousands of years (we think, lol 😝). Downright honored to be a part of this team in this stunning landscape.

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We are hiring. The Natural History Museum Denmark seeks a Tenure-track Assistant Professor and Curator in Vertebrate Paleontology. Duties are collection-based research, curation of collections, teaching and public engagement. Deadline: 18 May 2025. View full job posting: bit.ly/3XPIQcg

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Who wants to work on the Arctic in Copenhagen? Super postdoc job going with our friends at Aarhus University* together with DMI on climate modelling and Arctic influences on the mid-latitudes: *at a campus not actually in Aarhus but just outside Copenhagen international.au.dk/about/profil...

Postdoc in Climate Modelling and Arctic-Midlatitude Connections - Vacancy at Aarhus University

Vacancy at Department of Environmental Science - Atmospheric Emissions & Modelling, Aarhus University

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Today my new seminar course Cenozoic Paleoclimate begins! We'll be traveling through time(scale) from the PETM to ENSO reading foundational and state-of-the-art papers. Students will lead discussions and develop a project proposal to fill a knowledge gap 💡 Ooo goodness, I'm excited. @au.dk