Paleobotanist, paleoecologist, phytolith aficionado, plant lover, and humanist. Views are mine only.
Seattle, WA
Joined November 2013
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Caroline Strömberg retweeted
If you want to learn about giant marsupials and novel ecomorphologies come see my SVP talk next week. I will be in the Romer session on Thursday the 31st of October at 8:45 am. #2024SVP
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And more congratulations to @vaibhchhaya for winning the @TitleyScientif1 #NASBR2024 Best Student Presentation Award!! Well done Vaibhav! 🎉✨🦇🤩
@UWBiology
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
And a big congratulations to @andreabernalri @LauraLQuinche and @vaibhchhaya for doing such a great job highlighting the importance of comparative functional morphology, behavior, and physiology 🦇 studies in their presentations!! 🤩
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
Hello friends! It's been a while, but we're back.
We are sure you all have many questions for us, and we hope to answer them in the coming weeks. In the mean time, for more information, visit our website: 500womenscientists.org/
#500WS #500WomenScientists
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
This work led by Will Brightly made it to the cover or AJB! @Botanical_
Correlated #evolution of dispersal traits & habitat preference in the #melicgrasses
New #AJB research by William Brightly, @botAna_Bedoya, McKenzie Carlson, Maria Rottersman, & @caestromberg
doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.16406 #botany @wileyplantsci @WileyEcolEvol
ALT Seed dispersal structures produced by members of the melicgrass tribe sampled in the present study. Images show the wide range of seed dispersal morphologies within the tribe, including several associated with wind dispersal (e.g., those producing plumose or winglike structures).
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
🌟✨With Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month in full swing, we’re excited to continue spotlighting our community's incredible Hispanic and Latinx members. 👏🎓This week, we’re thrilled to hear from Professor Jeff Wilson Mantilla! 📖Read Jeff's story here: myumi.ch/Rm2eD
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
Today, Melanie, Fulbright researcher, joined me at the Department of Geology, Central University of Punjab. Welcome Melanie to our palynology Lab
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I'm recruiting PhD students to join my group at Duke in Fall 2024.
If you're interested in Earth history, isotope geochemistry, or biogeochemical modeling, shoot me an email / DM! If you know someone interested, please share!
Applications due Jan 10th: nicholas.duke.edu/academics/…
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
Brace yourselves: my 3D printed #phytolith army and I are presenting at the #EAA2023 today at 17:45 in session 500! 🤩
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I'm truly stoked to be joining the faculty @DukeU next year.
If you’re interested in Earth history, biogeochemical cycles, or the many applications of stable isotopes, reach out to discuss PhD/postdoc/collaborative opportunities!
Geochemist Michael Kipp will join our faculty as assistant professor of geochemistry of earth, water and air systems starting Jan. 1, 2024
nicholas.duke.edu/news/geoch…
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
Extremely honored and grateful for being elected as an international member of @theNASciences through co-nominations in EvolBiol and PlantBiol. My everlasting thanks to the colleagues and mentors who nominated me. #NAS160 #NASmembers
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As I wander on ancient landscapes through a microscopic lens, Tom interacts with our ancestors reading from their scars and bones how they survived in these paleo-landscapes. #Prehistory #fun #Facts_not_Fiction #NotDreamWorld #NationalMuseumsofKenya
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
Inventorying some phytolith images on a Sunday evening. Some are truly mesmerising, even if it is just a hair with epidermal cells, like this one from Forget Me Not (Myosotis scorpioides).
Looking forward to share this image dataset with the phytolith community soon! #phytoliths
Caroline Strömberg retweeted
Check out our 2 new papers in @ScienceMagazine on the emergence of C4 grassy habitats in the Early Miocene of East Africa and early ape evolution and ecology!! Great #paleobotanical #phytolith work by former @UWBiology @burkemuseum postdoc Alice Novello, @rkinyanji & others! 🌾
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Caroline Strömberg retweeted
I am truly honored and humbled… and still can’t quite believe it! This paper was a HUGE team effort born and bred in @UWBiology’s superb paleo group. Shout out to @HZMFulghum, @_megwhit_, @PaleoZoek, @gpwilson11, Dave Grossnickle and Will Brightly ❤️
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Caroline Strömberg retweeted
A reminder of this opportunity - the deadline is approaching!
Do you identify as a female undergraduate or graduate student in paleo? If so, consider applying to the joint AWG & Paleo Society awards. Both come with cash prizes! Applications due April 15th and details provided here: awg.org/page/Scholarshipsand….
@PaleoSoc @ThePalAss @AWG_org
