[Lectures] The Indian Ocean Salt Pump - high resolution trace element and stable isotope records from the Mozambique Channel

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Wednesday, 14 August 2019 10:56

[Lectures] The Indian Ocean Salt Pump - high resolution trace element and stable isotope records from the Mozambique Channel

Speaker:	Sophie Nuber,
	PhD Earth & Ocean Sciences, Cardiff University (UK)
Title:	The Indian Ocean Salt Pump - high resolution trace element and stable isotope records from the Mozambique Channel
Time:	Aug 29th, 11:00 to 12:00
Location:	R213 Meeting Room, Department of Geosciences
Host:	Prof. Abby Ren

Speaker:	Sophie Nuber,
	PhD Earth & Ocean Sciences, Cardiff University (UK)
Title:	The Indian Ocean Salt Pump - high resolution trace element and stable isotope records from the Mozambique Channel
Time:	Aug 29th, 11:00 to 12:00
Location:	R213 Meeting Room, Department of Geosciences
Host:	Prof. Abby Ren

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