Hi Chris!

What kind of Ca work are you thinking of?  Just curious!  :-)
Hope you had a fabulous holiday; my best to Catherine and the kids.

Any chance you've talked to Pan about the possibility of a mineralogy paper?
I've looked into it a little bit, and it seems that there are now XRDs that
perform micro-analyses, available on the market.  I'm not sure, however, how
readily these machines are, nor how expensive they are, so our technique may
still be a viable alternative to shelling out big bucks.

How's the Limoptera work coming along?  Do the O transects look good?

Cheers,
Rebekah

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Subject: [ISOGEOCHEM] Ca isotope studies


> FYI, Graduate student positions in Ca isotope studies are currently
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> opportunities ASAP.
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> Chris
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