This week, Vana Orfanou Vana Orfanou, MarieSkłodowskaCurie fellow at Universität München Archeology, was our BPG seminar speaker.
Afterwards, many of us gathered to say bye-bye to Marize.

The week after EGU EGU General Assemblies is always positively busy, not with final edits to posters or presentations, but busy with guests & friends that stop by on their ways home.
In 2024, we had Thoralf Dietrich from Universität Potsdam and Jon Procter from Massey University.

Our ⁦⁦roberto davoli⁩ presents his PhD work on alteration at Krafla caldera to a packed room at #EGU2024

Last day of a vibrant EGU #EGU2024 conferences sees two more contributions from us:

We also had posters at #EGU2024 this week from Marize Muniz da Silva, Carolina Figuerido and Edgar Zorn (the latter 2 are still there right now!) from rhyolite stability to pyroclast comminution to edifice stability, this gives just a taster of our volcanology work Universität München

Our Mathieu Colombier delivered his talk on the submarine eruption at Hunga volcano to a packed audience at #EGU2024 yesterday

The EGU conference #EGU2024 is in full swing, great presentations and great discussion with colleagues and friends.
Today, Thursday, 18 April, there are these five contributions with us being involved.
EGU GMPV Division

Yesterday, as part of a packed and exciting schedule, our Janine Birnbaum, Daniel Weller, Jackie Kendrick Jackie Kendrick and Paul Wallace Dr Paul Wallace had their presentations at #EGU2024 EGU EGU GMPV Division

Today, Wednesday, 17 April, our Mathieu Colombier is presenting at #EGU24 . EGU

It's EGU week again and many of us are presenting in Vienna this week at #EGU24 .

Thank you, magma enthusiasts, for a fantastic week of discussions at the very forefront of our field in the inaugural #KMTsymposium2024 Universität München - our journey to build the first international Magma Observatory starts now!
Yan Lavallée makes his call to arms for Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)

We couldn’t wrap up the #KMTsymposium2024 without a tour of our experimental labs, our Jackie Kendrick Jackie Kendrick, Yan Lavallée, Anthony Lamur Anthony Lamur and Betty Scheu explain the facilities Universität München

Our Betty Scheu delivers the final talk of the #KMTsymposium2024 on steam-driven #eruptions in #geothermal areas, with the example of the Viti crater at Krafla caldera for the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)

Our Jo Gottsmann presents his recent work on the Geodetic signature of thermal modulation of #magma in the context of energy production in the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) for the last day of the #KMTsymposium2024 here at Universität München 🌋

Bright and early, Ana Martinez Garcia, PhD candidate on the IMPROVE project University of Bristol Earth Sciences presents her work on crustal density for the last day at the #KMTsymposium2024 here at Universität München

Wrapping up a fantastic day of magma-energy-science at the #KMTsymposium2024 our Yan Lavallée presents the state of the art on #magma vesiculation as part of his European Research Council (ERC) project MODERATE towards the goals of the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)

Next up this afternoon, our Janine Birnbaum shows her work on magma vesiculation as part of the European Research Council (ERC) project MODERATE at the #KMTsymposium2024 with big implications for drilling into magma in the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)

This afternoon at the #KMTsymposium2024 we have more speakers from our research group at Universität München - kicking off with Marize Muniz da Silva on the storage conditions of the rhyolitic magma at Krafla caldera

This may be our largest group photo yet!
📸 More than 140 participants here Universität München for the Krafla Magma Testbed inaugural symposium, where we discuss the prospects of #Magma #Energy under the theme “Together, toward a greener and safer future” for the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)