Our lab weathered the storm, and can host any fellow scientists who were displaced.
Read MoreHurricane Harvey just before landfall on August 25 (image credit: NASA GOES).
I finally got to publish one of these pretty maps. Read on to see what it means.
First lab paper!
Catching lightning in a bottle, indirectly.
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A deep ice core from West Antarctica in raking light. Note the line of bubbles, which are gases exsolving from the ice due to decompression, not unlike when you open a bottle of pop.
Ice, baby!
One step closer to becoming an ice-core scientist.
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The old stomping grounds.
Gratitude
Appreciating those who wanted nothing else but for you to succeed.
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Loading the magnet onto the mass spectrometer. Left to right: Clint, Martin from Nu Instruments, and myself. Photo by Ian Mellor-Crummey.
Tempus fugit
It's only been a month since we've moved in and I can barely keep track of it all anymore.
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