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Join us for the Royal Society of Tasmania's public lecture: Understanding Early Earth Environments by Dr Indrani Mukherjee
The transition of a simple cell into a complex one, billions of years ago, is the reason we share the planet with millions of species today. Indrani Mukherjee’s research focuses on “what drove that biological transition?” The approach involves a nuanced understanding of ancient marine environments, via novel and cutting-edge geochemical techniques.
Indrani earned her BSc Honours and Masters in Geology at the University of Delhi where she was also awarded the university gold medal for securing the highest marks in MSc. She completed her PhD at UTAS in 2018 where she is a lecturer and postdoctoral researcher in Earth Sciences, and was awarded the 2021 Vice-Chancellor’s Early Career Award.
To make a booking please call 0417 330 118 or email apcachris@gmail.com or for Zoom webinar, register at rst.org.au
Meeting Room, Queen Victoria Museum, 2 Invermay Road, Invermay, 7248, View Map
2 Invermay Road , Invermay 7248