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Impact of MISS on Ediacaran communities of Newfoundland (Lead Supervisor: Emily Mitchell, Department of Zoology)
Exploring calcite biomineralization in gastropod molluscs (Lead Supervisor: Liz Harper, Department of Earth Sciences)
Assessing and communicating the effects of land use change on ecosystems in Southeast Liberia (Lead Supervisor: Michael Pashkevich, Department of Zoology)
Unravelling the sources of ice nucleating particles above Arctic sea ice (Lead Supervisor: Markus Frey, British Antarctic Survey)
Spontaneous Dansgaard-Oeschger type oscillations in climate models (SDOO) (Lead Supervisor: Irene Malmierca-Vallet, British Antarctic Survey)
Hydrodynamic sorting of heavy minerals in the Rio Cañete, Peru (Lead Supervisor: Dr Edward Tipper, Department of Earth Sciences)
Methodological biases in tracking the global carbon cycle (Lead Supervisor: Prof Andrew Tanentzap, Department of Plant Sciences)
How do microbes inguence the availability of toxic mercury in freshwaters? (Lead Supervisor: Prof Andrew Tanentzap, Department of Plant Sciences)
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SE323: How much carbon degasses from Volcanoes? New volcanic carbon budgets from microanalysis (Lead Supervisor: Oliver Shorttle, Earth Sciences)
SE301: *Priority CASE Project* Unlocking the secrets of lithium in granitic systems (Lead Supervisor: Marie Edmonds, Earth Sciences)
SE307: Understanding the volcanic carbon cycle using carbon isotopes in gases (Lead Supervisor: Marie Edmonds, Earth Sciences)
marie.edmonds@esc.cam.ac.uk
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Department of Earth Sciences
