I am a finalist for this year’s EGU Communicate Your Science Video Competition, as part of the European Geosciences Union General Assembly in Vienna this April. I submitted a 3 minute video on my PhD research. I will also be doing an oral presentation of the same research at the conference this year (abstract link below).
The winner is based on the number of YouTube likes. If you enjoyed the video, please do give a virtual like on YouTube (the thumbs up symbol)! Last year’s winner had 1,200 likes. The winner will get free registration for next year’s EGU General Assembly and, of course, exposure.
The corresponding abstract of this research:
Teo, E.A., Ziegler, A.D., Wasson, R.J. & Morthekai, P. (2017). Digging for Lost Rivers in Thailand: Locating and Dating Paleochannels in the Chiang Mai Intermontane Basin. Geophysical Research Abstracts. Vienna, Austria, EGU General Assembly, 19.
Details of my oral presentation at EGU2017:
Session: CL5.03/GM2.3 – Advances in Quaternary Geochronology
Time: 26 April 2017, the session is from 3.30 to 5pm, my presentation is from 3.45 to 4pm
Venue: Room F2, Austria Center Vienna
Elisha Anne Teo, PhD 