Efforts to better recognize technical staff within academia are gaining momentum, but further changes — such as clearer career pathways, stable funding, and greater inclusion in research leadership — are needed to future-proof their role in advancing geosciences…
Source: Nature Geoscience | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Geoscience | Springer Nature Limited
- Recognition and celebration of technical staff in geoscience
- Elevated early Eocene atmospheric CO<sub>2</sub> tied to reduced Southern Ocean biological pump efficiency
- Responsible use of artificial intelligence
- Sparing use of phosphorus in an acidifying ocean
- Ettringite’s concrete contribution
- Seismic evidence for double slab tears at the Neo-Tethyan subduction–collision transition
- Vegetation increasingly controlled by atmospheric dryness rather than soil moisture
- An Arctic ice shelf in the Last Glacial Maximum rivalled Antarctica’s modern ice shelves
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