Thanks for the warm welcome at NAWAPI &VNU last week for the start of our DeltAs project – and thanks to Dr. Thomas Gass, Swiss ambassador to Vietnam, for attending! Looking forward to collaboratively pushing our understanding of #arsenic in #groundwater to the next level!.

Still accepting applications for this PhD position! If you are interested in the geochemistry of arsenic, modelling and fieldwork, come join our group! #geochemistry @usys_ethzh.

RT @usys_ethzh: Could the water from the nuclear reactor in #Fukushima still harm fish? Our professor of Physical Oceanography @NCasacubert….

RT @TITANICA_ERC: A new expedition to the #FramStrait is about to start. We want to know more about the fresh water export from the #Arctic….

RT @usys_ethzh: Contaminated water from Japan’s #Fukushima nuclear plant will soon be diluted and pumped into the sea. Núria Casacuberta Ar….

Ville Nenonen gave a very nice talk on how dissolved organic ligands impact phosphate co-precipitation with iron. So, that’s a wrap on all the talks and posters from us at IEG! Thanks to everyone who joined + feel free to reach out for more discussion :) #Goldschmidt2023

RT @FeinbergAri: The variety of topics at Goldschmidt is awesome. Great morning so far going from tracing sulfur fungicide additions to vin….

Now, David Haaf is presenting his poster on using machine learning to study arsenic in groundwater 😃 (#434)

Great job also to Lenny Winkel, who presented the PhD work of @BeziatPauline on the role of phytoplankton in marine Se cycling, and to Maja Siegenthaler, who showed how Se speciation varies with land use in Swiss soils!.

This morning, Esther Breuninger did a great job presenting her PhD work on atmospheric Se speciation in precipitation & cloud water samples at Pic du Midi in the French Pyrenees 👏🏻.#Goldschmidt2023

Tomorrow starting bright and early, Lenny will give her keynote talk on phytoplankton & marine Se (8h30, R18). Directly after, Esther will present her work on atmospheric Se speciation, followed by Maja’s talk on Se speciation in Swiss soils :).#Goldschmidt2023 #SeCannotWait.

Thoroughly enjoyed the morning and afternoon talks of the “Coupled biogeochemical cycles in the context of global change”! Such a great session :) .Here is a photo of Athena Nghiem during her talk on atmospheric As 😃.#Goldschmidt2023

At 16h15 (R18), Lenny Winkel will present on integrating models & measurements to advance the understanding of Se cycling across the atmosphere-soil interface”. Jill will present directly after, on how organic fertilizers impacts Zn and Cd uptake in wheat!. #Goldschmidt2023.

Athena’s presentation on groundwater arsenic is happening now (Room 18)!.#Goldschmidt2023.

Carsten will be presenting in one hour! He will share his exciting adventures using Orbitrap + trace element speciation to analyze environmental samples 😊.#Goldschmidt2023.

Ville Nenonen will give a talk on Friday (11h15, R16): "Phosphate co-precipitation with Fe(III) during Fe(II) oxidation: Effects of dissolved organic compounds". Look forward to interesting discussions, to reconnect with colleauges and meet new people. Hope to see you in Lyon!😃.

Thursday evening (17h30 -19h 30), David Haaf will present his poster: "Using machine learning approaches to study arsenic redistribution in groundwater".

On Thursday (8h30, R18), Lenny will present her keynote talk on the role of phytoplankton in the marine biogeochemical cycle of Se. In this session, Esther Breuninger will give a talk on atmospheric Se speciation. Maja Siegenthaler will present Se speciation in Swiss soils.

First up, we have Carsten Simon's presentation on Tuesday, July 11 (10h45, Room R10): ."Organic speciation of (micro)nutrients in relation to overall dissolved organic matter composition in soil water extracts: New insights from ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry".

Excited to see everyone at @goldschmidt2023! If you are attending, here are the posters and presentations from our group 😃.