AGU, round 2
It’s AGU time! This year’s science pilgrimage to San Francisco will be quite exciting. I’m presenting a poster on my…
Oh, those crazy kids
Many scientists are actually quite fun and funny people, and can sometimes be quite well-rounded. This is pretty apparent in…
Dr. Karl H. Szekeilda, Thursday March 1st, 4:30PM
GEOS presents Dr. Karl H. Szekeilda Thursday, March 1st, 2012 Science Center, 4th Floor, CUNY Graduate Center OBSERVATIONS OF ALGAL…
It’s all about timing
Argh. The job that I want is now open. I will be in school for at least 2 more years….
This is my foram; there are many like it, but this one is mine
There is a certain joy that all researchers must feel when finally beginning to generate their own data. Well, I…
EARTHQUAKE!!
No, really! At 2:53 EDT, I felt a slight shaking – enough to notice, and long enough for me to…
The calm before the storm
So, I was hoping to provide updates on what it is that I’m doing. Right now, I’m waiting.
The story of a few forams
So I’ll be writing here about me, my research, and whatever else it is that grad students do (teach, lab…
