“Ice is my life!” – Kristoff Bjorgman
Our second Core Reading List is essentially an advertisement for Josh’s research program. Interested in becoming familiar with the paleolimnological literature on permafrost thaw? Stay awhile and listen.
For those that missed …
“I like my relationships exactly how I like the planet – circumneutral and sustainable” – Paleolimnology
After belatedly celebrating two years of the show, we’re back with a fresh episode arc. The unifying theme this time is introductions to …
“Those who like it, still like it a lot…” – Alexander Keith
Two (and a half) full varves have now been deposited since we launched the show. Once again we take some time to reflect on what we’ve accomplished, where …
“Good results fit on a postcard, excellent results on a stamp.” – Anonymous
How much data is too much data? In the final episode of Conceptual Rabbit Holes, we consider data collection in paleolimnology and when there is “enough”. …
”Good ol’ Lake. Nothing beats that.” – Bart Simpson (paraphrased)
Conceptual Rabbit Holes continues with a question that has been raised several times on the podcast: Why do we know so little about oceanography? Prompting a discussion about scientific silos, …
”You’re gonna need a bigger boat” – Martin Brody
The next episode of Conceptual Rabbit Holes examines how paleolimnology is well suited to bridging some massive scale differences in the natural world (e.g. size, concentration, density, and time).
