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Aerosols can be specks of dust or living things like bacteria. At ATTO, Felipe Souza & co-authors analysed the microbial diversity within #AmazonRainforest aerosols for the first time! Check out what they found in their new paper in @STOTEN_journal: https://t.co/Usrack2O71 https://t.co/hfU00qTCrv

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Time to get out and share those tower selfies! https://t.co/AY2Qp1eIlL

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Am Geophysical Union @theAGU
Enter our #AGU100 #FieldWorkSelfie giveaway!
Whether you’re in the field now, just returned, or it’s been a few years, we want to see your best selfies from the field. To be entered into a drawing for an #AGU100 swag bag, follow the instructions below: https://t.co/Sm20rS78JT

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Very nice visualization and so cool to listen to! https://t.co/ceIcGU1Pa1

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Are you an early career researcher are looking for an extended research stay abroad & and in Germany as a PostDoc? The @DAAD_Germany might have the right offer for you with their #PRIME fellowship! Find all the details on our new Opportunities page: https://t.co/KeHjcnnMvL

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Great #infographic on why Aerosols matter for climate! https://t.co/bFBzSguiOW

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Grantham Imperial @Grantham_IC
Soot, dust, sulfate and other aerosols can both cool the atmosphere and warm it, and they remain one of the greatest sources of uncertainty in climate change predictions. Find out more in this @NatureNews article: https://t.co/C1FlM70V42 https://t.co/baBG6AZ8mt

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Thanks for the note, David! Re: the job opportunities at #AmazonFace. https://t.co/yIaydvcQOx

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