Stefan Engels

@palaeostefan.bsky.social

Senior Lecturer at Birkbeck University of London. Uses palaeoecological records to study long-term biodiversity dynamics. Daddy, loud music, football, Dutchie in the UK

Just reflecting on a great week at the IAL-IPA joint meeting in Aix-les-Bains. Lots of PalaeOpen work through a poster, a talk and a full-day workshop as well. And a great social to round up proceedings!

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Nearly ready to turn on my auto-reply and start the holidays, and just reflecting on a thing my Phd supervisor Sjoerd Bohncke (who sadly no longer is with us) used to say: "Strange things can happen in the Holocene" :) Have a nice break everyone!

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Geospatial and Quantitative Skills Specialist - Job Opportunities - University of Cambridge

Geospatial and Quantitative Skills Specialist in the Department of Geography at the University of Cambridge.

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Yes! COST Action "PalaeOpen" just got approved! Led by Thomas Giesecke and with involvement of lots of excellent scientists from across Europe. Really looking forward to the great science that is to come!

Marking essays will never be the favourite part of my job, but it does become a whole heap more pleasant when the final paper of the bunch is a well-written insightful piece where I even learned a few new things :)

Looking forward to starting my 1st year module on Environmental Science today. A general introduction through the concept of Planetary Boundaries (and yes I know the version below is now outdated :))

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