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Some non-field specific research tools I use all the time.

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Doing any form of research these days most likely means facing a colossal mountain of literature. You can almost feel it in your bones, the shadow it casts over you, a big subjectless mass with a quasi-personality reminiscent of the Eye of Sauron, watching your every move. At least, that is somewhat felt like to me when I first started my PhD. It is easy to feel belittled when first encountered, especially if you’re not equipped with how to approach it.

Webinar Series on the use of MATE

less than 1 minute read

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Kate Selway and I made a presentation on EMinar series (EM geophysics community webinars). We presented the general questions in adressing the link between magnteotelluric method and composition of the mantle. The talk then followed by tutorial of MATE. The talk can be viewed from the following link to YouTube.

research tools

Some non-field specific research tools I use all the time.

5 minute read

Published:

Doing any form of research these days most likely means facing a colossal mountain of literature. You can almost feel it in your bones, the shadow it casts over you, a big subjectless mass with a quasi-personality reminiscent of the Eye of Sauron, watching your every move. At least, that is somewhat felt like to me when I first started my PhD. It is easy to feel belittled when first encountered, especially if you’re not equipped with how to approach it.

Webinar Series on the use of MATE

less than 1 minute read

Published:

Kate Selway and I made a presentation on EMinar series (EM geophysics community webinars). We presented the general questions in adressing the link between magnteotelluric method and composition of the mantle. The talk then followed by tutorial of MATE. The talk can be viewed from the following link to YouTube.