Attending the 7th Orogenic Lherzolite Conference was an unforgettable experience for me, both academically and personally. This was the first time I had presented my research at an international conference, which made it a significant milestone...
New PhD student Marko Bermanec describes the valuable scientific networking opportunities and feedback that he enjoyed at the EMC24 conference made possible by EAG student sponsorship...
EAG Sponsored Student Zhengzheng Chen reports back from the European Mineralogy Conference (EMC24) held at Trinity College, Dublin Ireland, read more about her experiences of presenting her PhD research...
Dr Vénice Akker an EAG early Career Science Ambassador reports back from the Gordon Research Conference on Rock Deformation held in Maine in the USA.
In this contribution to the "Go Big: Large-scale facilities" blog series, the EXCITE Network, an EU-funded research infrastructure, tells us about how you can access a network of electron and X-ray microscopy imaging facilities around the world.
In this contribution to the “Go Big! Large-Scale Facilities” series, we hear about Accelerator Mass Spectrometry at VERA – the Vienna Environmental Research Accelerator...
Where do you go to get excellent data for your geochemical research, outside of your home institution? Discover the new blog series on large-scale facilities for imaging, analyses and more!
Samuel Hermant from the Institute of Natural Sciences, Brussels, and the University of Ghent received EAG sponsorship to attend the Ocean Biogeochemical Dynamics PhD course held at the Kristineberg Center for Marine Research & Innovation, Sweden
Sumith Abeykoon is an early career scientist specializing in experimental petrology and volcanology. Holding a Ph.D. in experimental petrology, his research focuses on the processes occurring within Earth's interior through high-pressure and...
In part two of their report the four students sponsored by EAG to attend EGU24 in Vienna share tips for presenting, and how to get the most out of this large conference as a postgrad student...
EAG sponsored four students to attend the EGU24 meeting in Vienna in April 2024. Read about their experiences of this conference here...
Sandra Arndt gave a series of lectures in Eastern Europe in November-December 2023 explaining how biogeochemical models can be used to study crucial carbon cycle-climate feedbacks. Read more...
Between 9th – 21st February 2024 I had the exciting opportunity to attend the Cities on Volcanoes 12 conference in Antigua, Guatemala, partly supported by a travel grant from the EAG...
Careers outside academia: an Interview with Evelyne Adjei Mensah about traceability, isotope, and trust