National Science Foundation director visits UO August 26 ⬇️ news.uoregon.edu/content/nation…

Are you interested in learning how to use magnetotellurics (MT) to study a range of Earth systems at different scales? This course will provide instruction in basic MT theory and application + hands-on experience with MT instruments. Learn more & apply: loom.ly/FhXDhfU

The FY23 USGS Mendenhall Post-doctoral Research Opportunities are now posted. Numerous opportunities are directly related to CRESCENT’s mission. Learn more at usgs.gov/centers/menden…

"To other girls and women in STEM: Your voice, your perspective, and your experience matters. Don’t let anyone make you feel you don’t belong or don’t have something important to contribute." ~Dr. Wendy Bohon California Geological Survey #WomensEqualityDay

NSF Director’s Visit to University of Oregon highlights CRESCENT. Thank you for your support NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan and U.S. National Science Foundation!

Application Now Open! Apply by Thursday September 5⬇️ cascadiaquakes.org/2024/07/10/11-…

CRESCENT Partnerships & Applications Program Manager Andy Clifford is presenting at the QuakeCoRE: NZ Centre for Earthquake Resilience Annual Meeting in Napier, New Zealand this week.

CRESCENT seed grant award recipient Brett Maurer (UW) is also at the Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE: New Zealand Center for Earthquake Resilience Annual Meeting. Brett Maurer (UW) presented on the use of AI models in geotechnical earthquake engineering.

Today is the last day of the Statewide California Earthquake Center Annual Meeting. Shout out to the CRESCENT affiliated folks moderating and/or presenting at the meeting! #scecmeet Dr. Alice-Agnes Gabriel Ruth Harris Brittany Erickson Daniel Trugman Tim Dawson Wendy Bohon, PhD 🌏

The Ground Failure Special Interest Group (SIG) is one of four SIGs focused on frontier science that will steer CRESCENT's activities towards further geohazards goals. Join the Ground Failure SIG Listserv and fill out a 2025 workshop planning survey. ⬇️ cascadiaquakes.org/ground-failure/

September is National Preparedness Month. Are you ready for earthquakes? Don't get scared, get prepared! Visit our website at bit.ly/OHAZPrepares to view preparedness tips and resources from USGS ShakeAlert, OregonOEM, ShakeOut, and Readygov!

Read more about CRESCENT and other University of Oregon U.S. National Science Foundation research in the latest Oregon News news.uoregon.edu/uo-hosts-natio…

Check out another contribution to the Seismica Cascadia Special Issue, published yesterday!

We have a position open for Developer at CRESCENT. If you know anyone in your network that would like to do fun and impactful work with some fantastic people please pass it on. ➡️careers.uoregon.edu/en-us/job/5344…

Celebrating Eric Dunham, lead of CRESCENT's Dynamic Rupture, Earthquake Cycle, and Tsunamis (DET) Working Group, for recognition as AGU (American Geophysical Union) Union Fellow! ➡️cascadiaquakes.org/det/ #AGU24

The National Science Foundation (U.S. National Science Foundation) supports the Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center, the first of its kind in the nation. Led by the UO, this regional hub unites researchers from across institutions to make new discoveries about earthquakes—and make communities safer,

Check out CRESCENT director Prof. Diego Melgar 🌊's seminar at Central Oregon Geoscience Society this evening. Register⬇️ cogeosoc.org/event-5569784

The Great Oregon ShakeOut is coming up on October 17! We are partnering with CRESCENT and UO Safety and Risk Services to host an earthquake science event at Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Get your quake questions answered by a panel of seismologists and emergency managers. Learn more: cascadiaquakes.org/2024/09/24/10-…

"Thank you for all your hard work – I see it every day in how the major activities are not only up and running but thriving. It’s fantastic to see so much built in such little time. I look forward to year 2 and to building better and bigger things with you all." CRESCENT Director

Interested in making a lasting impact on the next generation of geoscientists? We seek mentor pairs to introduce and guide yearlong undergraduate research projects. Mentors APPLY NOW for the 2025-2026 Twinning program! cascadiaquakes.org/geoscience-edu…