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Last day surveying Kuwae. Blue skies, dolphins around, and great data so far!

Saying goodbye to (from left to right) Epi, the Kuwae caldera and Tongoa once more. Until next time! Now, a few days of fieldwork on Emae and Tongariki, looking at more distal Kuwae deposits.

Said goodbye to the Amalu yesterday, now on the beautiful island of Tongariki. Kuwae has had a decent impact here as well, with lapilli fall covering it during the eruption. Today, it's just a beautiful place with great people.

Great paper, fully recommend a read! And these strat columns. 😍

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OPEN ACCESS ( School of Environment, The University of Auckland Geoff Lerner LMU Volcanology) Natural processes leading to large, pre-historic hydrothermal eruptions in geothermal areas: Rotokawa geothermal field, New Zealand pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/gsabulleti…

I confess, this is terrifying. Takes my breath away terrifying. I am out of superlatives to describe the present moment. And tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow? No idea. Data: climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily…

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Posters went up yesterday morning at the #submarine #Geomorphology & #Offshore Geohazards session #EGU23 European Geosciences Union Lots of interesting discussions! ⚓ 🌊 @RockDrWatson @SarahASeabrook Dr Rachel 'worm girl' Hale Dr Lorna Strachan 🌊🔨 & 🌋 Shane Cronin Sönke Stern AUT School of Science NIWA School of Environment, The University of Auckland

Great to be back in Munich and it was a pleasure to present our work at #Kuwae. Now it's crunch time for paper writing!

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Made it to Bern after a couple of great days visiting friends, working and hiking in and around Freiburg. Now, ready for the VICS Working Group workshop and giving my invited talk in the first session - very much looking forward to the next three days!

Had a great time in Bern at the VICS Working Group workshop. Very happy that my keynote talk went well and even more happy about so many helpful discussions! Until next time!

Ended my quick Switzerland trip in style - hiking to the summit of the Niesen (the Swiss pyramid that hosts the world's longest staircase, not kidding) and taking a funicular railway to get back down! What a place!

Impressive report of the impacts of the Mt Bangana eruption on Bougainville. Communities like these need support on a wholly different scale than we might expect, even if the eruption was (and hopefully stays) rather short-lived.

My first field-volcanology work is finally out, open-source. Some years passed since I left LMU Volcanology, but I am pleased that we finally published this article with the data obtained during my wonderful years in Munich. Thank you Ulrich Küppers ! doi.org/10.1007/s00445…