Just after tomorrow in London: Palynology 2014

http://www.linnean.org/Meetings-and-Events/Events/Palynology+2014

Ora nos últimos tempos tenho andado a divagar por pântanos cobertos de fetos e gimnospermicas do Triassico, sendo assim aqui fica um site cheio de sugestões:

http://www.equisetites.de/palbot/triassic/triassic_palynology.html

Lembrei-me hoje outra vez de revistar o meu "bloguinho" e porque não reactiva-lo!
Ora aqui estou eu, passou-se algum tempo, mas estou de volta e com uma nova perspectiva da palinologia...agora no âmbito da bioestratigrafia!

esta semana...

IGBP PAGES PHAROS Land-cover reconstructions in the monsoon affected Tropical world - pollen modeling approach and data synthesis

      27th to 29th January 2011

http://www.ifpindia.org/IGBP-PAGES-PHAROS-Land-cover-reconstructions-in-the-monsoon-affected-Tropical-world-pollen-modeling-approach-and-data,1024.html

Novo ano!

Muitas ideias, projectos, e muita boa vontade!

Está em curso a palinoteca digital...esperamos ter mais notícias no decorrer deste ano!

Pollandcal - POLlen - LANDscape CALibration

http://www.ecrc.ucl.ac.uk/minisite/pollandcal/

Descobertos os mais antigos fósseis de plantas terrestres

Os mais antigos fósseis de plantas terrestres foram encontrados na Argentina. Estas plantas colonizaram a terra há 472 milhões de anos, cerca de 10 milhões de anos mais cedo do que se pensava.


http://naturlink.sapo.pt/article.aspx?menuid=20&cid=25325&bl=1

8th International Meeting Pollen Monitoring Program (PMP)

Pollen Monitoring Program (PMP)


8th International Meeting

University of Tartu, Estonia, May, 2011
 
http://tartu2011.pmpmeeting.pollentrapping.net/

Colloque International HOMER 2011

Colloque International HOMER 2011

Anciens peuplements littoraux et relations Homme/Milieu sur les côtes de l'Europe Atlantique

Vannes (Bretagne, France)  27 September - 1 Octobre 2011

http://homer2011.univ-rennes1.fr/index.php

Short Course in Radiocarbon Dating

Short Course in Radiocarbon Dating


23 a 24 de Março de 2011

Oxford university


This course is aimed at a wide community of radiocarbon users, including Quaternary
geologists, palaeobiologists, archaeologists and marine geoscientists. It will cover key aspects

of radiocarbon dating including sample selection, laboratory processes and Bayesian analyses of

radiocarbon dates. Various aspects relating to the production and interpretation of radiocarbon

dating will be taught by members of the NERC Radiocarbon Facility, based at both Oxford and

East Kilbride. This course aims to become a core component of practical radiocarbon training in the UK.

The programme has been formulated to introduce radiocarbon dating to participants by exploring

- through lectures, tours and tutorials - the key issues essential to the reliable production of

radiocarbon dates. Due to keen interest by many members of the user community, an introduction

to Bayesian analysis in the interpretation of radiocarbon data has been included as part of the course.

This course has been developed by the NERC Radiocarbon Facility, which is NERC and AHRC

funded and consists of the science-based archaeology node at Oxford (Oxford Radiocarbon

Accelerator Unit: ORAU) and the environment node at East Kilbride (Scottish Universities

Environmental Research Centre: SUERC).

NERC Radiocarbon Facility