Tais W. Dahl · Invited science talks, discussions and lectures
at international conferences (I), discussions (D), workshops (W) and universities (U):
‘LoGIC’ (The London Geochemistry and Isotope Centre) (U): Reconstructing geological time and paleoenvironments at ultra-high stratigraphic resolution – new prospects with core scanning XRF, May 12, 2021.
ETH Zürich (U): “Recession of Earth’s Moon – new constraints from Milankovitch cycles in the Cambrian recorded with core scanning XRF”, Mar 1, 2021, at noon.
Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (D): Climate Justice Perspective on Negative Emissions, Oct 22, 2020
Zooming in on the GOBE, IGCP653 conference, Copenhagen. Sep 8, 2020: Five major stages during early terrestrialization. Video
Nanjing University, China (U), May 10, 2019: “Evidence for the Great Mid-Paleozoic Transition linked to the colonizations of land”.
Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, China (U), May 9, 2019: “Atmosphere-ocean oxygenation and productivity dynamics during the Cambrian explosion of life”.
China University of Geoscience, Wuhan (U), Jan 2019: The biological and environmental history of our planet
GSA Meeting Indianapolis, Nov 2018: The Great Mid-Paleozoic transition
Goldschmidt Conference, Boston June 2018: Molybdenum burial with organic matter
GOBE workshop IGCP 653 (W), Sept. 2016, Durham University, Geochemical proxies.
Nuclear waste meeting (W), Stockholm, June 2016, molybdenum cycling.
From Stones to Bread (W)
Royal Society of Denmark, June 2016, Cooling the Earth by rock weathering
Fermor Meeting “The Neoproterozoic Era” (C) Sep 2012, Geological Society, London
Goldschmidt conference, Montreal Canada (C) June 2012: “Informing geobiological models through […] modern analogues”
Princeton University, Research talk (U), Dec 12, 2011: “Ocean Oxygenation during Early Animal Evolution”
ETH Zürich, Research Talk (U), July 22, 2011: Metal-Silicate Mixing […] implications for the age of the Moon
20+ seminar lectures at Univ. Exeter, Southern Denmark, UC Riverside, Arizona State, Harvard, Caltech, Copenhagen.