Alexandra Turchyn

Name:	Alexandra Turchyn
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	Tue Feb 18 07:01:54 +0000 2020

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Talks given by Alexandra Turchyn

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• Can a Record of Ocean Chemistry be Preserved in the Oceanic Crust?

Talks organised by Alexandra Turchyn

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• A New Mode of Decadal Variability in the Pacific Ventilated Thermocline and its Influence on Global Warming
• Understanding the carbon isotope record during early Paleogene greenhouse conditions
• Uranium isotope ratios as redox sensors : Toward a predictive understanding
• Impacts of Depositional Environments on δ34S Records: Rethinking Stratigraphic Trends and Geobiological Interpretations
• Application of Se stable isotopes: From microbial redox reactions to environmental cycling of Se
• Two carbon capture and storage talks
• Earth history’s largest carbon isotopic shift: Constraints on the origin and timing of the Cryogenian Trezona d13C anomaly
• Understanding sulfur isotopes in modern and ancient marine sediments: From the microbial to the global scale
• TBD
• A molecular approach to the bioenergetics of sulfate reduction
• Influence of large Sulfur Bacteria on the Geochemistry of Coastal Sediments
• The deep ocean density structure at the Last Glacial Maximum: what was it and why?
• TBA
• The pulse of the Southern Ocean
• The deep ocean's role in glacial cycles with an emphasis on stratification and potential energy storage
• Extreme change in sulfide concentrations near the Bosporus Inlet (Black Sea) during the Little Ice Age tracked using molybdenum isotopes
• Simulation of seismic wave propagation through geometrically complex basins - the Dead Sea basin