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Hannah O’Regan @palaeohan.bsky.social · 11/12/2025

And there it is. Updated with the latest results from work with @thibaut-d.bsky.social & @cartapaniso.bsky.social & the @archaeobears.bsky.social #Boxofficebears , 50 mins of 🐻 from the lateglacial to present in Britain. So much more I could have said! Ta for the invite @geoffreymsmith.bsky.social!

A computer screen showing the title slide of a presentation. There’s a bear cranium on the black background, and the title is Bears: a natural and cultural history. By Hannah O’Regan, university of Nottingham

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Manuel Chevalier @manuelchevalier.bsky.social · 20/11/2025

Hi everyone, I'm dusting off this account to embrace my new role as a data teacher and founder of the DataSharp Academy. With DSA, I aim to help people who work with data move from messy scripts and guesswork to clear, repeatable analyses in R. More info at datasharpacademy.com

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Alexis Licht @alexislicht.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

Still looking for a postdoc at @climatecerege.bsky.social !

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Olivier Cartapanis @cartapaniso.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

New paper out in Quaternary Science Advances: Eccentricity-driven glacial climate variability and its influence on speciation in the tropical Andes. Manuel Chevalier, William D. Gosling, Henry Hooghiemstra, Olivier Cartapanis, Brian M. Chase, Stefanie Kaboth-Bahr. doi.org/10.1016/j.qs...

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Alexis Licht @alexislicht.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

I'm reposting this, because so far we had no applicant! We currently have 2 years of funded salary for a postdoc to work with us on Eocene climate simulations on an exciting topic: understanding how primates dispersed over 1000's of km and across two oceans!

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Olivier Sulpis @sulpis.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

Come work with us at CEREGE, in Provence, for a position at the intersection of science, communication and management!

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Ed Hawkins @edhawkins.org · 11/10/2023

Would you like to help climate scientists? If so, today we launch our latest #WeatherRescue project. Join other volunteers to transcribe lost weather observations. The mission is to recover pressure measurements taken in Oxford between 1828-1860. Visit: weatherrescue.org

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