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Monsoon, Upwelling, Silicon and Carbon cycling: climate driven interplays in the Arabian Sea up to the last InTerglacial

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and geochemical analyses on two sediment cores of the collections available at the Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle (MNHN, Paris, France). During the outgoing phase at GNS Science (New-Zealand), Artificial Intelligence and conventional microscopy will be used to generate census radiolarian and diatom counts. During a secondment at the University of Lausanne (Switzerland), isotopic ratios of 230Th and 232Th will be measured. For the return phase at the MNHN, diatom counts and high-quality imagery on microfossils will be completed and the isotope ratio of Silicon (δ30Si) and the Ge/Si ratio will be analysed on handpicked monospecific radiolarian and monogenus diatom samples. With this multidisciplinary approach, MUSiC ArT aims to couple AI, micropaleontology and geochemistry, advancing the Primary Investigator (PI)’s career by developing his unique researcher profile. Indian Ocean, upwelling, soft tissue pump, radiolarians, diatoms, taxonomy, microscopy, Artificial Intelligence, geochemistry, isotopes, Mass Spectrometry, biogeochemical cycles, Th, Si, Ge, C

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European Commission, CORDIS Horizon Europe project dataset. Metadata adapted.

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