The PAGES office in Bern is busier than usual this Summer with two guest scientists, Gisela Winckler and Bernd Zolitschka, joining us on short sabbaticals from their institutions.
In Eos now ... three early-career scientists report on the PAGES 2nd YSM in Goa, and discuss future directions for the paleoclimate
field.
Read the article here.
Revisit some of the great plenary talks at the 4th OSM.
Eight plenary videos with accompanying powerpoint slides are now available on our YouTube channel.
The NICOPP Working Group has just published an article in Nature Geoscience confirming the ocean is an effective self-regulator with respect to nitrogen, a major nutrient, but reaching equilibrium after a disturbance can take hundreds or thousands of years, a concern given the scale and speed of current anthropogenic change.
> Access article
> Access press release (English)
> The NICOPP working group
The result of a workshop co-sponsored by PAGES in 2011, this new special issue aims to fill the gaps in knowledge around regional climate reconstructions of the Balkan-Carpathian region.
Do you do outreach?: A survey to understand the motivations of scientist-led outreach and education.
A new publication from the PAGES 2k Consortium investigating temperature changes at the regional-scale during the last two millennia has just been published in Nature Geoscience.
> Access article
> Access press release (English)
> FAQ about the study
> Video of online hangout (9 May 2013)
