Paleoceanography
Past ocean circulation, chemistry, and productivity from sediments and geochemical proxies.
PaleoECR India brings together researchers working across paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, paleogeography, paleoecology, paleobiology, paleoenvironment, and paleotectonics.
We share research updates, opportunities, and events while creating space for collaboration and discussion on methods, proxies, and datasets.
The network is coordinated by early-career researchers across institutions in India and abroad, with a shared interest in strengthening paleoscience communities.
Finding peers, sharing opportunities, discussing research, and making it easier for early-career researchers to connect across subfields and institutions.
Our members work across connected subfields that use geological, biological, geochemical, and environmental archives to understand Earth through time.
Past ocean circulation, chemistry, and productivity from sediments and geochemical proxies.
Past climate variability reconstructed from ice cores, speleothems, tree rings, and isotopes.
Continents, oceans, basins, and plate positions reconstructed through geological time.
Past ecosystems and species–environment interactions from fossils, pollen, and sediments.
Evolution, diversity, and ecological roles of ancient life through the fossil record.
Ancient landscapes and depositional conditions reconstructed from sediment and proxy records.
Past plate movement, structural deformation, basin dynamics, and orogenic history.
A distributed committee coordinates outreach, events, membership, documentation, and communication.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
IIT Delhi
CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad
Uppsala University, Sweden
NCESS, Trivandrum
IISER Mohali
IISER Bhopal
IISc Bangalore
NCPOR Goa
LCTMR (ZMT), Germany
IIT Kharagpur
Conferences, jobs, cruises, workshops, and other opportunities relevant to early-career paleoscience researchers.
A place to exchange ideas on methods, proxies, datasets, and the questions that connect our subfields.
Connections among early-career researchers working across India and with colleagues abroad.
Public-facing communication through the PaleoECR India YouTube channel and future network activities.
We welcome early-career researchers, collaboration inquiries, and research discussions across the paleosciences.
PaleoECR India is a distributed network with no single physical office.