Michael Anenburg

I'm writing a paper on oxygen fugacity and it has a figure that looks like this.

I apologise in advance.

Signed,
Michael Anenburg—an oxygen fugacicist.

I was always strongly against preprints, for many reasons. This was a very unpopular opinion in the good old bird site days, and when I said that I got weird looks from everyone.
I still think preprints are awful, and they're not getting any better.

just a large noisy pile of metal tbh

why?

I asked him whether he'd like to volunteer to do those runs, and he was very keen.

And yes, everyone gets to see our biggest tourist attraction!

Not a new, we only had him for a couple of months then he returned to China

Non-alkali metals titrate silica out of carbonatite melts into insoluble silicate minerals | Michael Anenburg 💡New paper and a small story of bewilderment and discovery. Those of you who know my work, know that my entire view on carbonatites is shaped by the negligible solubility of silica in carbonatite mel...

Backstory here: www.linkedin.com/posts/michae...

New paper!
doi.org/10.1016/j.gc...

עם ישראל חי 🇦🇺 🇮🇱

The amount of antisemitism I’m seeing here, even from fellow earth scientists I have interacted with quite a lot in the old Twitter days, is disappointing.

Two hanukkiat (Hanukkah menorahs) in front of a window, with the first night candles lit.

Light will go on.

Six years out, got an FT review

whaaat

I reckon it is mostly useful if you already know the answer

hahahahahahaha

אבוא אליה?
אבוא אליך?

אבוא אצלך isn’t a thing

How do you get copper in post-subduction porphyry deposits? You flush ancient sulfide cumulates with deeper oxidised magmas!

New paper out now with Shiwei Wang from Hefei UoT as lead author: www.nature.com/articles/s43...

מזל טוב

Anything with an ע is top class

No matter how far you zoom in it's all sharp corners. Any finite stretch along the x-axis becomes a terrible mouth lined with infinite teeth. Every pointed sliver opens up into a thousand hungry little razors.

Mathematicians were aghast. (5/n)

And he then *asked himself a question* which he then answered for a further 3-4 minutes before finally getting off the stage. I can't even remember what the talk was about.

What an ass.

from my slides about the grant writing process lol

Sounds like me

Look me up by name, probably easier

Unsubscribe from any emails, problem solved.

My feed has very little AI and lots of geology.

Link to LinkedIn?

We’re all on LinkedIn now

Some very unremarkable minerals there, I wonder how did they end up on the list

Sydney last week, coming back to Canberra from Brisbane

Research Fellow - Canberra / ACT, ACT, Australia Classification: Academic Level B Salary package: $118,632 - $134,507 per annum plus 17% superannuation Terms: Full time, Fixed term (up to 3 years) The Position This postdoc will explore the geochemic...

We're hiring
Three year postdoc on geochemistry and petrology of ore-forming systems.
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