May 2019

     The stable isotope lab is now entering its 11th year of operation. With over 100,000 analyses and dozens of publications, we are excited for another decade of great projects.  In the past year we acquired a new EA, the Elementar Isotope CUBE.  This new instrument has fostered several new projects involving sulfur in low-abundance samples.  It also carries the load of our CN analyses which continue to constitute thousands of analyses each year.  We have also been making strides in using hydrogen isotopes for new interesting applications in archaeology and paleontology.

     This summer we are excited to welcome new interns and post-docs to our lab, as well as finish up some exciting publications.