So excited to have published (open access!) the first paper from my Ph.D. work with Jessica Hawthorne identifying and estimating the along-strike rupture extent of creep events along the creeping section of the San Andreas Fault. https://t.co/MkHtnMMLIC
4 days, 2 cities and 1 rather beat up poster. @NERC_COMET student meeting and @TSG_since1970 meeting 2023 isn't a bad way to start off the year! #phdlife
The final episode in this series of the of the COMET podcast is out now! Rachel Bilsland @rachelbilsland from @SEELeeds talks about modelling volcanoes and what it’s like to move city for your PhD.
https://t.co/VSu55LEq02
Produced by @SeismoAlice & @Tees_Seis
The 3rd episode of the COMET podcast is out now! Fei Liu from @SEELeeds talks to us about his PhD, in which he studies earthquakes from space, and his passion for history!
https://t.co/cTabkl4zRI
Produced by @SeismoAlice & @Tees_Seis
The 2nd episode of the COMET podcast is out now! Alice Paine @AliceRPaine from @OxUniEarthSci tells us about her PhD sniffing out ancient volcanoes, and her busy schedule as a CrossFit athlete.
https://t.co/sUNG6EmMNT
Produced by @SeismoAlice & @Tees_Seis
The first episode of the COMET Podcast is out now! We interviewed Mark Bemelmans @MBVolcanology from @UoBEarthScience about his PhD observing volcanoes from space and his passion for judo!
https://t.co/AGHczBldMg
Produced by @SeismoAlice & @Tees_Seis
My body may think it's 10.15pm but the excitement for #SSA2022 today is definitely keeping me going, despite the jetlag! Mental 24hrs but can't wait to get started!
Had fun unearthing some old tech in @Tees_Seis's office today! Impressed to find that the computer from 2004 running Windows XP (complete with floppy disk drive) still worked, and I know where to come if I need to read an 80 GB hard drive!
If you missed @SophieMiocevich and @Tees_Seis fantastic webinars, catch up now with the YouTube recordings!📽️
https://t.co/htwy255u2G
https://t.co/68t9qvcD73
If you like things both old and new, come listen to @SophieMiocevich and I talk about topics at either end of geological time in tomorrow's @NERC_COMET webinar!
📢COMET webinar change of date📢
Those already registered do not need to re-register if you are still able to attend.
Wed 23rd Feb 2022 at 4pm UK (4pm UTC / 5pm CET / 8am PST)
Please register at: https://t.co/fEFCIQLfkC
Don't miss the next instalment of our COMET webinar series! Two student presenters:
Sophie Miocevich (@SophieMiocevich) @EarthSciCam & Dan Gittens (@Tees_Seis) @OxUniEarthSci
Wed 16th Feb 2022 at 4pm UK (4pm UTC / 5pm CET / 8am PST)
Please register at: https://t.co/fEFCIQLfkC
Such a lively discussion on creeping faults at the Northern California Earthquakes Hazard Workshop. Now to get some caffeine in to keep going till 1am!!
Great second day at @SCEC. So many interesting conversations on everything from creep events to earthquake forecast models. Cannot wait to see what exciting topics I can discuss tomorrow! #scec2021
At the @SCEC annual meeting? Me too!
Swing by poster 184 to see how I've been investigating earthquake nucleation by looking for foreshocks, aftershocks and sequences! #SCEC2021
I'm really excited to be at the @SCEC annual meeting again this year!
I've got a poster (#131) about repeating earthquakes and partial ruptures (repeating earthquakes but tried but didn't quite make it). Come say hi! #SCEC2021
Great first day at @SCEC 2021. Loads of interesting research to find out about. I will be at poster No. 134 tomorrow between 11:00 - 13:00 PT (19:00 - 21:00 BST) so come and join me to talk about creep events! #scec2021
Back again at the @SCEC annual meeting this year! Cannot wait to talk to everyone about creep events! If you want to join in my excitement about creep events come to see me at my poster 134! #SCEC2021
Great second day at the @SCEC annual meeting. It maybe nearly 1am over here but talking and getting excited about creep events with the community really keeps you awake! If you want to talk more about creep events tomorrow come see me at my poster 025! #SCEC2020