Noam Vogt-Vincent
@nvogtvincent.co.uk
Associate Professor - Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford.
I'm interested in marine dispersal and the oceanic forcing of coral reef systems, past, present, and future.
nvogtvincent.co.uk
I'm interested in marine dispersal and the oceanic forcing of coral reef systems, past, present, and future.
nvogtvincent.co.uk
Honestly don't think it matters much because people will find it regardless, but EGUsphere is my favourite (by far) out of those listed.
December 4, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Honestly don't think it matters much because people will find it regardless, but EGUsphere is my favourite (by far) out of those listed.
It's a good summary of why the work was dubious, but the fact that this article was led by TMC is very problematic - particularly given that I can't see any conflict of interest statement. Not saying they're wrong, but the authors undeniably have a massive conflict of interest.
December 1, 2025 at 9:34 AM
It's a good summary of why the work was dubious, but the fact that this article was led by TMC is very problematic - particularly given that I can't see any conflict of interest statement. Not saying they're wrong, but the authors undeniably have a massive conflict of interest.
LinkedIn is honestly the worst. The only thing I get from LinkedIn is a never ending flood of AI-written smug anecdotes. Honestly don't know why I still have an account.
November 19, 2025 at 10:07 AM
LinkedIn is honestly the worst. The only thing I get from LinkedIn is a never ending flood of AI-written smug anecdotes. Honestly don't know why I still have an account.
Neither - I would put the supervisor as the corresponding author (with their permission) and they can forward you emails.
November 11, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Neither - I would put the supervisor as the corresponding author (with their permission) and they can forward you emails.