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Jon Cranko Page

Postdoc exploring the predictability of terrestrial ecosystem fluxes

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First Day

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Today is the first official day of my postdoc position at CLEX. As I await examination of my thesis, I get to moonlight as a Postdoctoral Research Associate despite being more Middoctoral. Gab remains my supervisor, I am still based in the Climate Change Research Centre at UNSW Sydney, and in fact I keep my desk from the PhD. To jolt the mindset from ‘student’ to ‘employee’, I took six weeks off after thesis submission (9th August) to hike in Western Australia. While hiking alone, I reasoned that I should aim to improve this website among many other revelations. Therefore, the blog section returns. Let’s see how it goes!

Website Resurrection

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Resurrecting the website. I’m not even going to attempt to re-engage with the unholy mess of my previous attempt. Templates exist for a reason, so this time I’ve let other people do the hard work. I’m more than happy to reap their rewards.

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First Day

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Today is the first official day of my postdoc position at CLEX. As I await examination of my thesis, I get to moonlight as a Postdoctoral Research Associate despite being more Middoctoral. Gab remains my supervisor, I am still based in the Climate Change Research Centre at UNSW Sydney, and in fact I keep my desk from the PhD. To jolt the mindset from ‘student’ to ‘employee’, I took six weeks off after thesis submission (9th August) to hike in Western Australia. While hiking alone, I reasoned that I should aim to improve this website among many other revelations. Therefore, the blog section returns. Let’s see how it goes!

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First Day

less than 1 minute read

Published:

Today is the first official day of my postdoc position at CLEX. As I await examination of my thesis, I get to moonlight as a Postdoctoral Research Associate despite being more Middoctoral. Gab remains my supervisor, I am still based in the Climate Change Research Centre at UNSW Sydney, and in fact I keep my desk from the PhD. To jolt the mindset from ‘student’ to ‘employee’, I took six weeks off after thesis submission (9th August) to hike in Western Australia. While hiking alone, I reasoned that I should aim to improve this website among many other revelations. Therefore, the blog section returns. Let’s see how it goes!

Website Resurrection

less than 1 minute read

Published:

Resurrecting the website. I’m not even going to attempt to re-engage with the unholy mess of my previous attempt. Templates exist for a reason, so this time I’ve let other people do the hard work. I’m more than happy to reap their rewards.