Dr Adam Woodhouse

Contrasting evolution of the Arabian Sea and Pacific Ocean oxygen minimum zones during the Miocene - Communications Earth & Environment The Arabian Sea and eastern tropical Pacific oxygen minimum zones were better oxygenated during the warm Miocene, but with regional complexities, according to analysis of trace elements and nitro...

🚨New paper out with @alexauderset.bsky.social! We show that the Arabian Sea oxygen minimum zone (OMZ) was better oxygenated during the warm Miocene Climate Optimum than today, but its path to full deoxygenation was slow and complex.
Link to paper: www.nature.com/articles/s43...

Uni Bern: Postdoc position: Earth system model development (3 years)

✨I have a vacant 3-yr postdoc position in biogeochemical Earth system model development. If you're interested in geochemical isotopes and their use as paleoceanographic proxies, please consider applying. For any questions on the position, just get in touch✨
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🚨 Pre-announcement! 🚨

We’re hiring for 2 x two-year, full-time roles to join me and the wider @palaeoverse.bsky.social team @es-ucl.bsky.social.

- Research Software Engineer (REF: B04-06999): lnkd.in/eNRBiPnP

- Community Engagement Coordinator (REF: B04-06998): lnkd.in/ejUACCzn

44 3-D printed tissue box covers that are square and dimension lay on a wooden floor in preparation to be packaged and shipped to whoever buys one on my Etsy store. They are in many various colors.

Tomorrow’s the day! At 8am(ish) PST my Etsy store will spring to life with 44 of my 3D-printed scale model volcano tissue box covers. This batch has Lawetlat’la (St Helens), Wy’east (Hood), Tahoma (Rainier), Kweq’ Smanit (Baker), Kohm Yah-man-nee (Lassen) and Salton Sea Mud Volc.
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Thanks Pallavi! Lots to do together in the future! Looking forward to it! :D

Thanks Neil! Lots of ideas to talk through that's for sure! 😄

In line with previous work, we invoke substantial changes in the thermal and nutrient structure of the global water column associated with the inception of the Antarctic ice sheet as the primary mechanism for these changes.

This pattern is replicated on the global scale, where we looked at the same assemblage dynamics using the Triton dataset.

By assigning planktonic foraminifera to the functional ecological niche groups (ecogroups), we found that the assemblages in the western equatorial Atlantic exhibit a distinct turnover from communities dominated by warm-water dwellers to those dominated by cold-water dwellers.

In this study, we (myself, Kirsty Edgar, Tom Dunkley Jones, Carina Hoorn, Bridget Wade) analysed planktonic foraminifera from the Amazon Fan, where the Eocene-Oligocene sediments represent a rare low-latitude record of ecosystem change across the Greenhouse-Icehouse climate transition.

Low-latitude biostratigraphy and diversity of planktonic foraminifera from the middle Eocene to early Oligocene Abstract. The middle Eocene through early Oligocene was an important interval for Cenozoic climate evolution, having a substantial impact on global palaeoceanography and the biosphere. At the Eocene–O...

🛎️ 🛎️ New(ish) paper alert!! 🛎️ 🛎️

After 9 years, I have finally managed to publish the results from my MSc thesis during my time at the University of Birmingham on the MSc in Applied and Petroleum Micropalaeontology course!

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Great opportunity here to study the Earth system during the often overlooked early Miocene. Application details here!

If you are interested in the Early Miocene, this is a great opportunity. There is an upcoming Webinar on 4 Dec on the project. Check it out and consider trying out for the expedition. ⚒️

plymouth.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Or any of the other members of the co-proponent team and Early Miocene Working Group who contributed towards ENIGMA Adriane Lam, Alexandra Auderset, Anshuman Swain, Anta-Clarisse Sarr, Anya Hess, Elizabeth Sibert, Gawain Antell, Imogen Browne, Jansen Smith, Jesse Farmer, Kenji Matsuzaki

If you have any comments or questions in meantime, please reach out to the Co-Chief scientists myself (woodhousea2@cardiff.ac.uk) and Jennifer Kasbohm (jkasbohm@carnegiescience.edu).

Also, please do register for the webinar to be held on December 4th 2025 at 1100 UTC where the Expedition team will provide more information and be happy to take any questions from the community: lnkd.in/eqFUcWn8

The Expedition page and Scientific Prospectus can be found at this link, which gives more detail on the Scientific Objectives of Expedition 505S: lnkd.in/eXMvVkCW

We will use sedimentological, geochemical, micropalaeontological, and Earth system modelling methods. Therefore, we encourage participation from individuals from the entire suite of Earth science expertise.

The call to participate can be found here: lnkd.in/etiWvk2z

ENIGMA (ExploratioN Into a Global early Miocene Anomaly) seeks to investigate abiotic and biotic changes across the entire Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea by assembling a team of scientists to explore the early Miocene @ukiodp.bsky.social @ecord.bsky.social

Applications for Participation in IODP3 Expedition 505S are now open!

Deadline January 23rd 2026 - lnkd.in/etiWvk2z

If you are a researcher/science communicator interested in contributing to understanding an enigma in the early Miocene Earth system then please consider applying this expedition!

Today my @nytimes.com colleagues and I are launching a new series called Lost Science. We interview US scientists who can no longer discover something new about our world, thanks to this year‘s cuts. Here is my first interview with a scientist who studied bees and fires. Gift link: nyti.ms/3IWXbiE

ecoevojobs.net 2025-26

UPDATE: The 2025-2026 list of faculty and postdoc positions in ecology and evolutionary biology is out! Be sure to check out this active and helpful community run resources! docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

The excellence cluster Ocean floor @marumunibremen.bsky.social @icbm-uol.bsky.social @hifmb.de opens two strategic positions at the University of Oldenburg. Please distribute widely
Scientific Coordinator: uol.de/job723en
Data Steward: uol.de/job724en

Analysis reveals phytoplankton's contribution to centuries-long ocean carbon storage Phytoplankton—microscopic algae that form the base of ocean food webs—have long been viewed as transient players in the global carbon cycle: They bloom, die, and the carbon they contain is quickly rec...

🌊 Analysis reveals phytoplankton's contribution to centuries-long ocean carbon storage

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The University of Arizona is hiring a tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor in Physical Geography! Research specialities could include wildfire, climate and water resources, and/or natural hazards, amongst others. Please apply and join us! arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/caree...

Rare as hen's teeth: an Assistant Curator job, with our fantastic team at National Museums Scotland! Closing date 24th August #museums #museumjobs
careers.nms.ac.uk/job/748553

Assistant Professor Online applications must be received before 11:59pm on: September 14, 2025 If a date is not listed above, review the Applicant Instructions below for more details. Available Title(s): 270-NN_FACULTY -...

The School of Biological Sciences at Washington State University invites applications for a permanent, full-time, nine-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Pullman, WA, with a specialty in Vertebrate Ecology.

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🆕 Our researcher Graham Mortyn, co-author of this new study Published in "Communications Earth & Environment".

nature.com/articles/s4324…

Hey Science Communicators - We are looking for you - join us on an IODP³ Expedition this year #Scicomm #OceanDrilling

UK recovers position in EU’s Horizon Europe science research programme Scientists received €735m in grants in 2024 after UK rejoined programme as associate member post-Brexit

UK recovers position in EU’s Horizon Europe science research programme

Scientists received €735m in grants in 2024 after UK rejoined the programme as associate member post-Brexit 👏
www.theguardian.com/science/2025...