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Welcome!

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View fullsize Congratulations to @nicky.arellano for successfully defending her dissertation today, which focuses on expanding our knowledge of triple oxygen isotopes! The now Dr. Arellano and I met when she was still an undergraduate at Baylor when she helped me
View fullsize This has been a year of ups and downs, but overall ups, which is a definite improvement over the past couple of years. I miss all my friends in Houston and my dog, but excited for my new adventures and job in Minneapolis. Happy New Year everyone!
View fullsize Gonna miss all these wonderful women (and Andrew) I got to work with over the past few years at UH. 🥺. What a great lab group ❤️. They will all go on to do great things.
View fullsize Had to let my best friend go today. Sydney was the best dog. Multiple times I was concerned my friends who watched her when I traveled weren’t gonna give her back. All the staff and her vet cried today when I brought her in. Everyone loved he
View fullsize Next phase of this #eocene project began last week in #wyoming. New rocks are always fun especially when you have no idea what you’ll find. Spoiler alert we found lots of fossilized soils or #paleosols. Been a busy summer, maybe I’ll fina
View fullsize Finally had some good weather this last week and got a LOT accomplished. Headed home to Houston tomorrow and have a lot of cool stuff to share now that I have consistent service again. Been making these 3D models of outcrops for a virtual field trip.
View fullsize Last stage of my trip to #africa this year. #icdp workshop for #lakevictoria Drilling Project in Dar es Salaam! This has been in the works since I think 2016? Also we have a sweet logo! Thanks, @csdfacility ! We hope to get a core out of the lake to
View fullsize What #fieldwork actually looks like 😄
View fullsize Looks like the sun rising over #olorgesailie but it’s actually the #fullmoon last night 🤩
View fullsize Lake Magadi! Off in the distance you can see the mine where they are producing the mineral trona that we use for all kinds manufacturing for things like glass, paper, detergent, etc.
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Contact Information:

Emily J. Beverly
Assistant Professor
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
University of Houston
Science and Research Building 1
3507 Cullen Blvd
Houston, Texas 77204

Email: ejbeverly [at] uh.edu