Argh. The job that I want is now open. I will be in school for at least 2 more years. My alma mater is hiring a tenure track position in paleoclimatology and oceanography – which is what i do. They want you to teach historical geology, which i do. And it’s in a city that […]
There is a certain joy that all researchers must feel when finally beginning to generate their own data. Well, I am now, happily, feeling that joy.
No, really! At 2:53 EDT, I felt a slight shaking – enough to notice, and long enough for me to notice, look around, and then walk outside and see what was happening. At first I thought it was something like construction, but I don’t think the Verizon people can cause the whole building to move. […]
So, I was hoping to provide updates on what it is that I’m doing. Right now, I’m waiting.
So I’ll be writing here about me, my research, and whatever else it is that grad students do (teach, lab stuff, more lab stuff, read, occasionally eat and sleep). For now, all I’ve done is the reading, learning and labbing. But check in, I’ll try to keep it interesting and on-topic.
