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Ocean gyres driven by surface buoyancy forcing »
Ocean gyres are persistent, large-scale circulation features that give rise to important ocean currents such as the Gulf Stream in the North Atlantic and the Kuroshio current off the east coast of Japan.
CANCELLED: Storying Climate Change: How Local Testimonies Engage and Empower Communities to Act »
Storying Climate Change: How Local Testimonies Engage and Empower Communities to Act
Australia’s black summer & the connections to human-caused climate change »
The summer of 2019/20 saw devastating climate extremes and bushfires across southern Australia, and changed the national discourse on the role of human-caused climate change in increasing the risk of these impacts.
From volcanoes to ore deposits - the implications of transcrustal magmatic mushes »
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Recent and Ongoing Global and Regional Sea-level Change: What, Why, and Future Implications? »
Climate change is resulting in sea-level rise and will have major impacts around the world.
Water isotopes in Antarctic ice cores: a historical perspective and future outlooks »
Water isotopes in Antarctic ice cores: a historical perspective and future outlooks
Precise pressure control in the piston-cylinder: A critical re-evaluation of piston-cylinder techniques applied to the spinel to garnet phase...
Precise pressure control in the piston-cylinder: A critical re-evaluation of piston-cylinder techniques applied to the spinel to garnet phase transition in the upper mantle
Structure of the martian crust and overview of the NASA Insight mission »
Since arriving on Mars in November 2018, NASA InSight (Interior exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport) mission has detected over 300 marsquakes.
Evolution of the Tropical Indian Ocean and Indian Monsoon through the Mid-Pleistocene Transition »
Past changes in Indian summer and winter monsoon circulations are reconstructed using stable carbon and oxygen isotopes, and trace-element analyses on planktonic and benthic foraminifera, which document sea surface and deep ocean hydrographic conditions.
Ce in zircon: a proxy for the oxidation state of crustal magmas »
Ce in zircon: a proxy for the oxidation state of crustal magmas
