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Ingrid Anell

Ingrid Anell is an associate professor in sedimentology at the University of Oslo. She has a PhD from the University of Copenhagen and her main research interests include mixed energy process regimes, geometric controls on prograding geometries, and CO2 storage in geological media. Ingrid is originally from Sweden, she lives with her husband and two children in Norway.

Holding it in (the learning, not the pee) – The gendered importance of toilet breaks for geoscience students during field-courses

Holding it in (the learning, not the pee) – The gendered importance of toilet  breaks for geoscience students during field-courses

Field-based teaching is a cornerstone of geoscience education. Concepts such as scale, complexity, spatial awareness, 3D geometries, methods, skills, and techniques are inherently difficult to teach from a lecture theatre. However, achieving the benefits of field-based teaching might require a learning module not always considered as a prerequisite: planning and providing information about bathroom breaks. …[Read More]