Mohit Tunwal
@tunwalm
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RT @dr_aaron_lim: Have a read here: @UCCResearch .@NewGeographyUCC @UCC_Maths .@eriucc .@uccBEES @penn_state @Geo….
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The characterisation of particle shape is an important analysis in the field of sedimentary geology. At finer scales, it is key for understanding sediment transport while at coarser scales, such as...
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RT @dr_aaron_lim: This is an objective way to accurately characterise grains of all sizes (from pebbles through to immoveable boulders in t….
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RT @dr_aaron_lim: The research creates 3D models of various sized sediment grains (and references objects including an @followtheboats pen)….
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RT @dr_aaron_lim: A few years ago, @tunwalm and I shared an office @UCC @uccBEES where we brainstormed daily. It was possibly the most fun….
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RT @sineadlyster: Go and do fieldwork in rattlesnake country, they said. It will be fine, they said. You won’t see anything, they said. Any….
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RT @CodeCommunicate: Tomorrow we open the applications for #CoCo2023! If you are a #ECR or a #gradstudent in the #Geosciences field and wan….
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RT @ericavbarlow: I'm excited to be presenting in the @PCE3_Sci seminar series today! Starts at 1pm EDT. If you can't make it live, it will….
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RT @NewDecadeFilms: 📺👀Excited to share a sneak peak at the promo for our fab new series #TheIsland that starts next Sunday 11th Sept, 18.30….
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RT @liz_hajek: Hey geo fam⚒️ Scammers are posing as me in my role as @SEPMGEO prez. It’s not me! I don’t have an SEPM email - just Delete!….
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RT @MicrobiomDigest: In the last two months, the Arabian Journal of Geosciences @SpringerNature retracted a whopping 346 papers. Reason: "….
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RT @sineadlyster: ✨PhD projects✨ My supervisor Alex Whittaker is advertising two NERC-funded PhDs at @ESEImperial, one on the sensitivity o….
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Recently visited Hickory run boulder field (approx 400ft by 1800ft) in the Appalachian. Gentle sloping (<1°) deposit consisting angular to sub-rounded boulders with no interstitial matrix. Although debatable, origin attributed to frost weathering.
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RT @physorg_com: Fossil research shows woodlice cousins roamed Ireland 360 million years ago @UCC @RSocPublishing
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The old cousins of the common woodlice were crawling on Irish land as long as 360 million years ago, according to new analysis of a fossil found in Kilkenny.
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