Thank you to @HendrattaAli for being open and willing to share her experiences. These are important conversations, and we hope to have more of them in the future.
One of my favorite interviews🎧 with @ESSprunt on dual-career couples, work-life balance, career development, and more. It's a good one @SEG_Women & @yarmuck. https://t.co/kowt6GI3o2
Applications for #EVOLVE 2020 close 8 November! 🚨⏰Develop your project management, teamwork skills, and communication in this multidisciplinary subsurface integration project using real-world data. Apply now! https://t.co/zaxLoBiuxO (Use EVOLVE_photo_group first)
Applications for #EVOLVE 2020 close 8 November! 🚨📫Be a part of 20 international universities on multidisciplinary teams using modern software with real-world datasets to find the best investment opportunity. Apply now. https://t.co/zaxLoBiuxO
Applications for #EVOLVE 2020 close 8 November! 🚨📩Become a fearless explorer of the future in this one-of-a-kind experiential learning program while using advanced software on real-world datasets. Apply now! https://t.co/zaxLoBiuxO
Applications are open for #EVOLVE 2020! Be a part of 20 international universities on multidisciplinary teams using modern software with real-world datasets to find the best investment opportunity. Apply today! https://t.co/1vyoutFSIH
New SEG book to help you understand one of the fundamental concepts of #Geophysics. A great book for managers, students, early professionals, even a gift to help your family know more what you do. I enjoyed the read and you will to. 👍https://t.co/NGpQ804w2K
Not only can you subscribe for free to SEG's flagship podcast on Apple Podcasts, but you can find us on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn - I could keep going. Keep up with the latest research and stories in #geophysics. https://t.co/A07wJjBWmA
#soundoff talks to Adam Mangel @coschoolofmines. Adam explains the reasons to study the near surface, why it applies to a wide-range of professionals, & why more students should look to near-surface geophysics for their future. https://t.co/W80DXLIvUo
Would you like to volunteer with the SEG? 🙋 Check out the latest volunteer opportunities - and don't forget about the committees! The Wiki Committee would love to speak to you. 📯 https://t.co/hhOh2c63Mp
#soundoff speaks to Michael Burianyk on his new book. This book & conversation will help inform all aspects of the field - from geologists to programmers to experienced geophysicists. And learn how Fourier Analysis and The Beatles relate! https://t.co/obYlj7QBSv
These team leaders helped start the #wiki Spanish translation project and help us reach 100% Thank you for your time and dedication on this project. We couldn't have done it without you! https://t.co/754cdSkwlw
Thanks to over 70 volunteers, we translated SEG's top-selling book into Spanish. These contributors made over 1,000 contributions EACH! Thank you! 👏 https://t.co/754cdSkwlw
So proud to work with these team leaders on the years-in-progress Spanish translation project. Your leadership made it possible to read the entire Sheriff's Dictionary in Spanish right now. Thank you! @covarj https://t.co/754cdSkwlw
Looking for SEG's best-selling book in Spanish? Thanks to over 70 volunteers, you can read Robert Sheriff's Encyclopedic Dictionary in Spanish on the wiki. Click a term and read today! https://t.co/754cdSkwlw
"There are thoughts among people about what scientists are doing & are they benefiting society. The more we can communicate our science so the public says, 'I understand the direct benefit. That's a worthwhile pursuit.' That's a benefit for for all of us." https://t.co/2yFn9cGWvt
Hear how a team of scientists - led by this voice - joined with a Peruvian community to use its local knowledge and the team's expertise to bring water to this farming community. https://t.co/2yFn9cGWvt
On this episode of #soundoff, we follow a @GWB_at_SEG team to a former Inca city in Perú, partnering with this community to build a canal for 120 farmers and contribute to the scientific understanding that will benefit the world. https://t.co/2yFn9cGWvt