School of Geography - Faculty of Environment

PRESENTATIONS

Conference

• Marine pollen records from the Portuguese margin: vegetation responses to orbital and millennial scale climatic and oceanographic variability. Workshop entitled, Circum-Iberia Palaeoceanography and Palaeoclimate; Peniche, Portugal, January 2007.
• Bridging the gap between southern Europe and the marine and ice core records. Hull Environment Research Institute workshop: Quaternary Environments and Archaeology in Eastern Europe; Hull, UK, November 2005.
• The forest intervals of SW Portugal during MIS 7 and 9. 4th DEKLIM-EEM workshop: Climate change at the very end of a warm stage; Mainz, Germany, March 2005.
• Vegetation development in southern Europe during the penultimate warm stage (MIS 7). 11th International Congress on Palynology; Granada, Spain, July 2004.
• July 2004: International Palynological Congress, Granada, Spain. Vegetation development in southern Europe during the penultimate warm stage (MIS 7).
• March 2003: DEKLIM-EEM workshop: Climate change at the very end of a warm stage. Heidelberg, Germany. Lecture: Response of Iberian vegetation to climate change during the closing phase of Marine Isotope Stage 7e.

Poster Presentations

• Marine-terrestrial analyses in the Iberian margin, intra-interglacial tree population crashes and atmospheric methane changes. European Geosciences Union General Assembly, Vienna, April 2006.
• MIS 11 land-sea comparisons in the Portuguese margin. International Paleoceanography Congress, Biarritz, August 2004 and INQUA Marine Isotope Stage 11 Project Workshop, Lesvos Island, Greece, September, 2005.
• August 2004: International Conference on Palaeoceanography, Biarritz, France.
• July 1999: International Quaternary Association (INQUA) Congress, Durban, S. Africa.
• August 1998: International Conference on Palaeoceanography, Lisbon, Portugal.

Lectures

• January 2003: Annual Discussion Meeting of the Quaternary Research Association entitled Land-ocean correlation – recent advances. Newcastle. Iberian vegetation response to climatic oscillations in the North Atlantic during the last 65,000 years.
• March 2001: Godwin Discussion Group, Cambridge. Rapid vegetation response to abrupt climatic change in the North Atlantic.