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
EAG Ambassador Abimbola Chris Ogunyele reports back from the AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco, one of the largest geoscience meetings in the world, where over 25000 delegates from more than 100 countries gather every year...
Careers outside academia: an Interview with Sabine Mehay about fluid-rock interactions, subsurface characterization and integration
Careers outside academia: an Interview with Manuel Queißer about earth sciences, physics, technology, lasers and mining field
The international short course on Sediment Provenance analysis: how to unpack geological history from a grain of sand...
Careers outside academia: an Interview with Marie Kuessner about radiation protection and society
I was delighted and honored to be asked to deliver the 2022 Distinguished lecture tour in eastern Europe, namely Hungary and Romania. I am a geochemist and cosmochemist...
Geochemistry is a uniquely varied discipline, combining laboratory-, field-, +/- ship- and computational-based work, leading to distinct challenges in fostering a diverse and inclusive community (e.g., EAG DEI Committee, 2021, Pourret et al., 2021).
Guest contributor Sonja Aulbach explores the process of reviewing a scientific paper. She discusses what constitutes a good review, and gives some advice on how to approach reviewing.