Representing the Cambridge Earth Sciences Drum group we have a three dynamic topography talks this afternoon at #EGU22! Aisling Dunn 13.41, Philippa Slay, 13:48 (both GD 2.1) and Megan Holdt 16:08 CEST (GD2.5). Xiaoqing Chen will be talking ocean fronts on Friday at 16.01 CEST (OS1.1).

Introducing the Sedgwick's very own pride flag! (We told you there was more to the polls) Made using photos of your favourite rocks, we are thrilled to finally reveal the results of this project with you! #Pride #PrideMonth #PrideMonth2022 #LGBTQIA #MovingAMountain

THIS TEAM. 🙌 Inspirational. Incredible. Unforgettable.

Thanks to the organisers for such a fab conference BGA PGRiP 2024!

I had a great time at BGA PGRiP 2024 presenting and discussing my PhD work, and meeting other students and hearing about their work. It was an absolute honour to be awarded the British Geophysical Association best poster award, thank you!

It was a pleasure to attend the #CADA2023 symposium Natural History Museum last week and hear about all kinds of science research in such a fab location! 🦖

happy to be back in Vienna for #EGU2023! I am presenting on the dynamic topography of Australia this afternoon, 14:05-15:45 at X2.165, come along to hear more!

It's time! You can now submit your abstract for #PGRiP2023: forms.gle/E7YD9voH1PVono… British Geophysical Association

Had a fab time at #EGU23 last week - it was great to meet lots of new people, discuss ideas, and share my own research, made all the better by being in beautiful Vienna!

Very pleased to receive the Outstanding Student and PhD candidate Presentation Award at EGU 2023! I received this award for my research titled 'Observed Dynamic Topography and Cenozoic Magmatism of the Eastern Seaboard of Australia'. egu.eu/awards-medals/…

Interested in the dynamic topography of the Australian continent? Come along to my poster at #AGU23 today! It’s poster DI33B-0028 and I’ll be presenting all afternoon 🌏🇦🇺🦘 Cambridge Earth Sciences

#AGU23 was excellent! Learnt so much this week from so many great scientists. Thanks to everyone who stopped by my poster for the discussions and ideas, to the friends who made it all such fun, and to Royal Astronomical Society and British Geophysical Association for the opportunity to attend 🌎🌍🌏

Just finished 2 weeks sampling in the unbelievable Macleay river basin with Philippa Slay and Mark Hoggard… looking forward to some good geophysical, geochemical & geomorphological analysis to understand how the (insane) landscapes form and evolve…

'Art and music as a teaching aid for STEM subjects'. I'll be at x1.82 this afternoon. Come by to: 1. hear Think Like A Scientist work 2. take a postcard by Fabio Crameri 3. hear songs from my 2006 iPod Mini EGU UTSC DPES University of Toronto Scarborough

I’ll be presenting at #EGU24 tomorrow on the dynamic topography of the South Atlantic! Come along to X2.42 between 10:45-12:30 to hear all about it 🌎🌍

🚢🌊Welcome aboard! 🌊🚢 Meet the science party of the IMPULSE cruise as we board our new floating home for the next 6 weeks, the Marcus G Langseth! Mandatary team photos completed, ready to sail 10 am tomorrow morning! #impulse2024

Home for the next six weeks as IMPULSE sets off to study the mid-ocean ridge in the North Atlantic Ocean! 🌊 🇮🇸 ⛴️

Seventy two hours in and all fifty OBSs have been deployed for the first instalment of data collection! 🌊

Our first deployment coincided with the magnitude 7.1 #earthquake in Japan. Our OBSs detected the signal here in the North Atlantic, 8,500 km from the epicentre

A team of Cambridge geoscientists are onboard the IMPULSE, taking the pulse of the Icelandic Mantle Plume🛳️🌋 Aisling Dunn Philippa Slay and Callum Pearman are spending 38 days in the North Atlantic! The international research expedition is led by College of Life and Environmental Sciences.