I am super excited to share this week’s episode of TWICS, featuring my incredible PhD supervisor Rebecca Carey! She talks all about her past volcano adventures and we discuss her upcoming voyage to study the aftermath of the 2022 Hunga Tonga eruption onboard CSIRO’s #RVInvestigator 🌋
We recorded this episode amongst the trees at the University of Tasmania's Sandy Bay campus as the autumn leaves were turning and drifting to the ground - a fitting backdrop for a conversation about landmark trees, forest storytelling, and science tourism in Tasmania! 🌳
📚NEW EPISODE: We sit down with Georgia from the Children’s University Tasmania to discuss her work inspiring curiosity and confidence in Tassie youth and the future of STEM education in Tasmania.
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Join TWICS’s three co-managers on a bus-turned-restaurant in a Hobart pub on a sunny day.
Listen to the episode via our website (link in bio) or by searching ‘That’s Science Tas’ on your favourite podcast platform!
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Some places are so special, I couldn’t believe it when I spotted this boundary - thanks @hannahclaremoore.bsky.social for confirming this was what I saw #tasmania #brunyisland #geography #fossils #geology #deeptime #australia #science #dolerite #doleritecliffs #jurasic #permian #kean4sci
We’re beyond excited to welcome some fresh faces to STEMM Communicators Australia and That’s What I Call Science!
✨ Ella & Ziyi – Our dynamic Social Media Team Leader & Officer
✨ Tegan - Our amazing Grants and Engagement Co-ordinator
We'll be introducing more of our team in other posts!
Of course! Can’t wait to see the video 😄
Hi Zoe, yes you’re right! Permian sediments, about 250-300 million years old (containing lots and lots of lovely shell fossils 😍) and the dolerite intruded those sediments during the Jurassic period around 165 million years ago! You got it! Let me know if you need any more info on geology 😄🤓
Hi Zoe, I am a geology nerd who’s spent 5 years looking at the rocks in Tassie. I might get be able to help! What would you like to know? How it formed?
