Virtual IAL-IPA ECR Meeting 2025

THANK YOU all for your active participation and valuable contributions during this congress. Your enthusiasm and insights have truly enriched our discussions and made this event a great success

Wishing you all continued success✨😍💪🏻

The last session, 'Other related topics' session was full of cool stuff!
Including a discovery😍

This was the fourth and final part of the paleolimnology session. We heard about Maya megadroughts, cyanobacteria in urban lakes, Colombian maar lakes, and the impact of humans on a protected wetland in India💻📝

Thank you all!!!

The second keynote of the day was about scientific databases, presented by Dr Xavi Benito

Thank you Xavi for explaining the COST Action on open access to paleoecological databases to us✨🙌🏼

During the third part of the Paleolimnology session, we identified significant potential in using fossil pigments. We also learnt about the use of chironomids in reconstructing natural conditions and the progressive eutrophication trend in Lake Victoria

Congrats to all!! 🎉👏🏻

Camila Santoja gave the first keynote of the day. She blew us away with her hard work on how lake sediments can distinguish between tectonic and climatic signals over geological timescales⛰️✨

Thank you Camila!!!

These were the first two paleolimnology presentations of the day. We travelled from northern Saskatchewan to Patagonia🙌🏼

Good job, thank you✨

To end the day, we learnt about temperature reconstruction and nutrient distribution based on GDGTs and diatoms, respectively😍🙌🏼

These were some of the presentations we saw today. We saw lots of diatoms, multiproxy studies, Cladoceras and PCAs.

Thank you all!✨👏🏻

Dr. Mark Brenner is a truly inspirational figure, as he made clear in today's keynote address💻✨

We also enjoyed seeing all these exotic places he has explored🙌🏼

Thank you very much!!!

YouTube video by Virtual IAL-IPA 2025 Heydari et al. Tectonic or climate drivers? Luminescence diating of paleolakes in Northern Alborz

We are glad that, despite the situation in Iran at the moment, we were able to watch Maryam's recorded presentation.

If you would like to see her work, follow the YouTube link:
youtu.be/XdpMJA3LM7w?...

Our thoughts and strength are with her, her family and people of Iran.

The first part of today's presentation was very interesting✨
Our ECRs have managed to work with a lot of data💪🏻💻

Today's first Keynote was delivered by Dr. Elisabeth Dietze and Dr. Ann-Kathrin Volmer. It was fascinating to hear their insights on land use in the Ecuadorian Andes from the perspectives of physical and human geography.✨💻

Thank youu🤗

Many thanks to all the participants!🤗

Last presentations from Yesterday✨
We are amazed by all the different works, which are truly impressive👏🏻

Dr. Jonathan delivered the second keynote of the day, which was very inspiring. He took us through his life in the industry and explained why he left to pursue academia and study Lake Izabal.

Thak you 👏🏻✨🥳

@guateologist.bsky.social

Have you look at today's schedule?📅👀

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This ECRs gave us some interesting presentations about tephrochronology, palaeomagnetism and multiproxy reconstruction!!!✨👏🏻

We appreciate your hard work🥳

Dr. Marta Marchegiano handled our first keynote and gave us some highlights about pursuing a career in academia✨
Thank you Marta👏🏻
@mamarchegiano.bsky.social

Heads up! 💻 Don’t forget — our virtual ECR meeting is happening next week. Let’s connect, share, and elevate!
We can’t wait to meet you all 😄

Back with more insights: Keynotes pt 2 is here👏🏻🙌🏼
A two part series of talks you won't want to miss. Mark your calendar📅🖊️✨

Get ready!🙌🏼 These are just a few of the exciting keynotes we’re putting together — take a look at these incredible titles that you won’t want to miss!✨💻📝🌍🔬 #IALIPA2025Virtual!

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Don’t miss this opportunity!

We’ll talk about science,
the challenges of academic life, and—most importantly—a fantastic chance to connect and network with others in the field!

Reminder!🙌🏼
Abstract submissions close on May 12th — don’t miss your chance to share your work!
Submit now and be part of something big😉✨
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We’ve got exciting news to share! 🙌🏼
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that the abstract submission for our upcoming event is now officially OPEN and will remain open until May 12th!🌍🔬💻✨
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Follow the updates for our IAL-IPA 2025 Virtual Meeting!

Happening online June 16–18, 2025

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@psabatier.bsky.social and I are running a session #ialipa2025 on coastal lakes 🌅 as archives of #tsunami, #stormsurge, #sealevel fluctuations, anthropogenic impacts, #climate variability. Submissions welcome! @virtual-ialipa2025.bsky.social

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📢 Preparations for the 3rd Paleolimnology & Limnogeology International Symposium are in full swing! We invite submissions to our Glacier variability session VI-1 🧊

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See you in France!