Weekend reading! Rachel Caine's series is v, v good, but I'm a bit underwhelmed by the plot of this final book. That said, a YA book that goes into depth on what happens after ousting the big bad is probably a really good contribution to YA lit! I love Shelley Adina's steampunk adventures #weekendreading #amreading #books #bookstodon
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#WeekendReading: Li et al., on the complex relationship between #monsoons, deep #sea mixing, and carbon burial in the Bay of Bengal.
Link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018225004481
Weekend reading! 50 pages into Kim Watt's All Out of Leeds & it's very good so far. Then I'm onto Witchmark by C L Polk. I wanted this trilogy for ages & finally got a few quid off them so I have high hopes! #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon
#WeekendReading: Fernex et al., on the relation between the rate of #ammonia production in the #sediment and the amount and composition of organic matter coming from the overlaying #water column.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027277149690075X
Bringing weekend reading to you early this week. Don't know how much reading time I'll have this weekend but they're short ones, so we'll see! #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon
#WeekendReading: Abed El Rahman et al. on #ClimateChange risks in #coastal and open #sea Mediterranean #ecosystems. Interestingly, they consider coralligenous and rocky coasts to be more resilient to the effects of warming and acidification.
Weekend reading! I've still got Mining Men by Emily Webber on the go. A very interesting book. And I'm on to The Lost Passenger by Frances Quinn, too. About 1/3 into that. #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon
#WeekendReading: Liu et al. about how long #water spends in coastal waters and their exchange rate with the open #ocean.
Link: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2019GL085097
Weekend reading! Two on the go this week: nonfiction Mining Men by Emily Webber & the very fictional The Stray Spirit by RK Ashwick & I'm enjoying both of them.
#amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon
Looking for some #WeekendReading? If you're applying for IHI call 11, reading the call text is a MUST! It's packed with information on the scope and goals of the topics and, crucially, what evaluators will be looking for in the applicant consortium!
https://europa.eu/!YmgPTh
#IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU #Research #funding #health
#WeekendReading: Wang et al. on #methane emissions and #carbon cycles pertubations in the lead up to the end-Triassic mass #extinction.
Link: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10347-025-00701-9
Weekend reading! Just finishing Slow Horses by Mick Herron & then it's onto these. I really liked the first two full-length Amanda De Wees books so the novella should be good. Have to admit the later Deborah Coonts books in the Lucky O'Toole series lost me a bit but fingers crossed for this penultimate one in the series #weekendreading #amreading #books #bookstodon
#Weekendreading: Spatola et al., on the distribution of pockmarks around the #Mediterranean. Some methodological issues, but an interesting dataset with implications for hydrocarbon and #groundwater seeps.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-025-05369-y
Weekend reading! Enjoying The Cartographers by Peng Shepherd at the 1/2 way mark. Next up, I'm really looking forward to Doctor Galaxy by Jenny Schwartz. #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon
DYK #philanthropic organisations are making key contributions to the IHI call 11 topics alongside our industry partners and the European Commission?
For today's #WeekendReading, find out why IHI is well placed to enable public, private and philanthropic partners to work together strategically. https://europa.eu/!QfjyyX
#IHITransformingHealth #HorizonEU #research #funding
IHI Innovative Health InitiativeThe strategic value of philanthropic organisations in public-private partnerships - the example of the Innovative Health InitiativePhilanthropic organisations are contributing significantly to IHI call 11. Here, they explain why IHI is well placed to enable public, private and philanthropic partners to work together strategically.
#WeekendReading: Leaist et al., on the molecular diffusion coefficient of phosphoric acid in #water. Not the most exciting read, but I may need to wrap my head around that dynamic.
Link: https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/1984/f1/f19848003041/unauth
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Weekend reading! I'm whizzing through The Earl of Brass at the moment & then it's on to book 4 of Rachel Caine's Great Library set. It's, like, 5 yrs since I read book 3 so I hope it comes back to me! #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon
A special #WeekendReading for the date - my dissertation! An unhinged monograph written with too much coffee and not enough sleep about #sedimentary cycliciy, evaporite sequence #stratigraphy, and #environmental reconstruction of the awesomely named Triassic Mohilla Fm.
Weekend reading! I'm about 20 pages in on Rules for Ghosting by Shelly Jay Shore. Seems like it might be a good one but it's a bit early to say! Next up will be Death on the Sound by Rhen Garland. This is book 2/3. Book 1 was very good so fingers crossed! #amreading #weekendreading #books #bookstodon