
Visiting researcher @unisouthampton, former PhD @EarthSciCam
Joined September 2015
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
We're looking for session proposals for @goldschmidt2024 Chicago! On "Theme 08: Earth's Active Surface: From #Weathering To #Climate Impacts" - please RT
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Life - climate - tectonics <=> biogeochemical cycles
Please get in touch if you want to discuss ideas!
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
I'm delighted to share Measurements in Geochemical CDR, a document that brings together the range of analytical techniques in the field. Free from here doi.org/10.17861/2GE7-RE08
@bastianinilaura @Liam_Geochem @VeronicaFurey @GeoloJess_ @olivia_hawrot @WillKnapp18 @_sashawilson_
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Great to see our "Measurements in Geochemical Carbon Dioxide Removal" report out and openly available to read now!
I'm delighted to share Measurements in Geochemical CDR, a document that brings together the range of analytical techniques in the field. Free from here doi.org/10.17861/2GE7-RE08
@bastianinilaura @Liam_Geochem @VeronicaFurey @GeoloJess_ @olivia_hawrot @WillKnapp18 @_sashawilson_
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Please RT! Great PDRA #job opportunity here @OxUniEarthSci:
Postdoctoral Research Assistant in #security of alkalinity release from #Enhanced Rock #Weathering
earth.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/
up to 2 years. Part of a large UKRI @NERCscience funded project. Apply by 15th September
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
What's the possible future cost of direct air capture?
Check out this new article by John Young @NoahMcQueen13 @CharitheaCh Spyros Foteinis, @olivia_hawrot Manuel Ojeda, Hélène Pilorgé, @andresen_jm @petepsarras @sgarclopez @MijndertS
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Check out our latest paper in ES&T. We take a granular approach to quantify the secondary processes that impact carbon removal downstream of an enhanced rock weathering site. Measuring cation loss from feedstocks on the field isn't enough!
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Things began to look very unusual two months ago.
Today the charts need no commentary, they speak for themselves.
This is the Atlantic.
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
A new EU project has launched to evaluate mechanisms for using the ocean to remove atmospheric CO2. 🫧
NOC is the scientific and technical lead on the four-year interdisciplinary Horizon Europe (EU) funded project.
Read more here 📰 bit.ly/3CgvwlO
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
We welcome submissions to the research topic: "Quantifying Carbon Removal by Negative Emissions Technologies" on @Frontiers in Climate,
edited by @cjanuarioTo, @ConnorTurvey, @IngridSmet_geo, Melissa Cook, James Campbell, @GeoloJess_ , and myself.
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
This was fun to write: how silicate #weathering helps stabilize Earth's #climate over millions of years, following @BrantleyPSU new paper, showing how #rainfall and #erosion set its temperature response.
+ remember that the #organic carbon cycle is fighting at the controls!
In the current issue of @ScienceMagazine @geoCcycle discusses the Earth's persistent thermostat - weathering - and how it is thought to be central in keeping the planet warm enough, and not too cold, by providing a stabilizing feedback in the carbon cycle
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
My book, Not just for the boys, is published next month. My thoughts and reflections on getting to this point occamstypewriter.org/athened…
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Great day re-installing the lysimeters at our UK @lc3m_cdr field site with @cslarkin1 & Feifei Deng - the flints made augering hard work, but also a good way to burn off the Easter chocolate 😄
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Last day to submit your abstract to @goldschmidt2023 ! Interested in what links weathering, carbon and time? Please consider submitting to session 9g. We are pleased to announce our keynote speaker for the session is Dr Mathieu Dellinger
Carbon; it's about time! ⏰
The carbon cycle operates over a range of timescales, from slow tectonic uplift to rapid strong acid reactions. If you're interested in what makes the carbon cycle tick, submit an abstract to session 9G @goldschmidt2023!
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Less than 1 week left to submit an abstract to our session at @goldschmidt2023 ! Our session is wide ranging and we welcome submissions from all aspects of carbon dioxide removal research.
Only one week left to submit your abstracts for @goldschmidt2023! If you’re interested in sharing your research in carbon capture, utilisation, and storage, make sure you submit an abstract by next Wednesday March 1st at 23:59 CET! We look forward to a great week of science!
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
🌟🌍 Wow! Huge congratulations to Prof Juerg Matter from @OceanEarthUoS @unisouthampton for his part in @4401earth winning an #EarthshotPrize! >>
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Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
The next Earth and Ocean Science Seminar at
@OceanEarthUoS and @NOCnews is Friday 2nd at 1pm. Our next speaker is the amazing Dr Erin Saupe (@ErinSaupe). Erin will discuss the emergence of latitudinal diversity gradients in the marine realm. Don't miss this one!
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Delighted to see that our colleague Juerg Matter is part of the important team at @4401earth that are finalists in this year's @EarthshotPrize #EarthshotPrize #EarthshotBoston2022 @OceanEarthUoS @unisouthampton @UoSMedia
Thank you @EarthshotPrize. This nomination is recognition of the role our carbon mineralisation technology can play in fixing our climate. We look forward to working with you as we grow and eliminate more CO2 from our atmosphere forever. #EarthshotPrize #EarthshotBoston2022
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
How was the ocean connection between the Arctic Ocean and the Nordic Seas in the LGM? Sluggish or strong? How did it develop during the deglacial? Read the latest results from our group led by Christina Larkin (Cambridge): nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
Dr. Christina Larkin retweeted
Article: Deep water formation in the Nordic Seas that helps to drive the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation was vigorous during the last glacial maximum, much like it is today, and declined during deglaciation
@cslarkin1 @EarthSciCam @UoSMedia
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Really excited to announce our new paper just out in Nature Geoscience⬇️A huge amount of work went into this during my PhD to produce high resolution neodymium isotopes. This allowed us to map out Nordic Sea deep water formation since the last glacial!
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