Category: Field and Labwork

Nahum and Bawi did an excellent job of sampling Ordovician drill core from Ben Datillo’s lab at IPFW.

Brazil vs. Mexico in the World Cup.

Nahum Gerezgher (left) and Bawi Sung (right) sampling drill core. 2019

Evelyn and Alice are still friends after the World Cup match.

We took students on a tour of Ordovician rocks in Indiana and Ohio as part of my course in the Evolution of Earth and Life (G335). The field trip combined students from IUPUI, IPFW, and the University of Cincinnati.

I just got back from a great trip to the Thermo factory in Bremen, Germany.

Our trip was a huge success in the Pacific Northwest, mainly because we had so many fantastic people helping us out.

It was great to see again our Canadian friends Nancy and Stu at the Centennial RV Park in Oliver, British Columbia. We couldn’t have accomplished anything without the amazing support of Wendy Pope from the BC Parks. Thanks  also to Mark Abbott’s coring team Areile, Sofie, Sam, and MG from the University of Pittsburgh for collecting the Mahoney Lake surface cores.

I always love coming up here for research. I’m looking forward to returning again soon.

The best water column team ever: Alice, Molly, Fotis and Joe.

Centennial RV Park in Oliver, BC

Mahoney Lake, British Columbia.

Alice with PSB layer from Mahoney.

Mahoney Lake surface core.

Super good on a hot sweaty day.

Crossing over the North Cascades at Ross Lake.

Fotis and Molly process Mahoney Lake cores at LaCore.

Fotis collecting samples from Mahoney Lake sediment core.