This is a private event. In-person and virtual attendance are by invitation only.

Carnegie Science will host dozens of scientists from around the world at its Earth & Planets Laboratory August 12-15 for the TIMES (Time-Integrated Matrix for Earth Sciences) kickoff workshop. The event will be co-lead by Carnegie scientist Jennifer Kasbohm.

TIMES (Time-Integrated Matrix for Earth Sciences) is an ambitious decadal effort with the purpose of recalibrating global climate records from the last 100 million years on a unified, accurate, and precise timeline anchored by astrochronology and geochronology. The effort aims to produce several key outcomes, including: 1) the creation of an open access TIMES Web Hub; 2) a coordinated effort to obtain new paleoclimate proxy data at time intervals and locations most useful for projecting future climates; and 3) strengthening the scientific enterprise by promoting community and belonging in TIMES through training the next generation.

Jennifer Kasbohm Scientist Portrait

About Dr. Jennifer Kasbohm

Self-described “Earth historian” Jennifer Kasbohm is a Staff Scientist at Carnegie Science’s Earth and Planets Laboratory. She uses fieldwork and laboratory techniques to answer fundamental questions about our planet’s geologic past related to paleoclimatology, volcanism, and tectonics.

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