To continue on the theme of my last post on communication, writing is also a challenge many of us face. Here is a nice blog from Scientific American on the topic. For me, I’ve had to stay home on Thursdays this semester to make writing progress, but I’m still behind. Being behind is inevitable, but […]
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The liquid sampler for the IRMS is being installed. We worked through the installation of the C and N components over the last 2 weeks and we’ve now moved on to water. Soon we’ll be running water isotopes! We’re also looking for a catchy name for the lab. Any thoughts? We hoping for something better than
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I’m heading to Hubbard Brook today for this week’s Cooperators Meeting. This meeting is followed next week by the Gordon Research Conference on Catchment Science. Our group has a series of presentations at both meetings so it’s looking to be a busy couple of weeks. Here are a few titles of the presentations: “Hydropedology in W3:
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I was contacted by gethydrologyjobs.com for permission to include our blog as a new resource link on their website. I think it’s a fine idea! It will be highlighted next week in their newsletter and I hope more hydrologists find their way to our blog. For those not familiar with gethydrologyjobs.com, it’s one of the most
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After a long and dreary drive I have arrived at Hubbard Brook! After getting settled and moved in to the pleasant view farm house Monday I was able to get out and see watershed 3 today. Scott and I downloaded water level recorder data and pumped water samples as we walked through a lot of
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