Wonderful day at Snyder Rocks, East Antarctica. Installations across multiple geophysics techniques (GNSS, seismic, MT) with fantastic support from the Aus Antarctic Program. @TobiasStl Anya M. Reading Matt King Kate Selway antarctica.gov.au Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS) Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania

A terrific season's work from Casey station. Seismology, GPS and MT: Earth-ice interactions. Colder winds, blue skies and IPY 1957 history in our last field days. Back in Tasmania soon! @TobiasStl Anya M. Reading Kate Selway Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania antarctica.gov.au Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS)

Getting ready for the first kasten core! Hoping for lots of mud to reveal past changes in the Cape Darnley region. @post_alix Dr Helen Bostock testing out the Antarctic gear. With iceberg in the background. #RVInvestigator

Glad to see this paper out! With my amazing coauthors Babak Hejrani and @MeghanSMiller: We used data from AuSIS network enabled by AuScope , to simulate the #fault plane and #rupture direction of the 2021 #WoodsPoint #earthquake in #Victoria.

Do you like FAIR? CARE? PIDs? Physical samples? Data? Erin Robinson, aka Erin Robinson - @[email protected] from #metadatagamechangers, will discuss the #fairislandproject this Thurs 24/3, to launch ARDC's Information Management for Physical Samples CoP. Register now!

Very excited and honoured to be elected as an Royal Society of Edinburgh Fellow today. Congratulations to all the other Fellows elected. I am looking forward to working with the fellowship on diversity and science’s contribution to#NetZero

On the road this week installing seismometers in South Australia for our new AuScope deployment: #SNAKEY (Seismic Network Across Kangaroo Eyre Yorke). First few sites are in! ANU Earth Sciences 🌏 Science & Medicine at ANU AusPass

Great to see all these resources now online. Let me know what you think of the animation! :-)

I'm going to miss these views! Sadly, I am leaving Tassie and TIA University of Tasmania in a few weeks' time and moving to (literally) pastures new! I'll be taking a new role as Associate Prof in Sustainable Pastoral Systems Charles Darwin University 's Research Institute for Northern Agriculture in Darwin

A lovely end to a run of in-person workshop-lectures. At the end of the session, one of the students said loudly '... that's so cool!', and smiles from class members all round. I was summing up how much we can learn about the natural world using the tools of Wave Physics.

I'm now in Vienna for European Geosciences Union! My first presentation is a poster on Monday - Exploring the Art-Science Interface, X2.8, 16:15-18:00 🎨🖌️ Please come say hi and see my latest sketchbook! 📚 ❤️ #geologyart

We’ve all heard of Earthquakes, but what about icequakes? 🥶🧊In this episode, Geophysicist Anya Reading takes us on a journey to the southernmost continent to find out what’s going on below Antarctica's enormous ice sheet 🌏 #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast Edge Radio 99.3FM

@comp_antarctic Group members presenting at #EGU23 this week! Anya Anya M. Reading is speaking after coffee on Mon AM, and we'd love to chat at the Mon PM posters. Antarctic research by Ian Kelly Ian Kelly and Tobias Stål @TobiasStl. Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS)

Int. Lithosphere Program Coord Comm on East Antarctica (lith. AND its interactions) Splinter Meeting today at #EGU23, 12:45 Rm 2.61 (upper floor 2). All welcome! Live topics: 1 - Innovations > Antarctica 2 - Field campaign updates DM or e-mail for asynchronous participation.

On the last day of #EGU23, check out work by Jared Magyar and Ross Turner / Anya M. Reading on water-induced seismic waveforms in glaciers through hydrodynamic modelling. Hall X5 from 10:45. Come for a chat about all things cryoseismology? Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS)

To honour Emeritus Professor Brian Kennett’s birthday and 50+ years of work in Geophysics, we are holding a Symposium in the AAS's Shine Dome on 8–9 May, 9am–5pm. If you would like to attend remotely, please contact me for a Zoom link and the program. ANU Earth Sciences 🌏 Science & Medicine at ANU

Looking for a postdoc for a really exciting position: Antarctic field work (🤞) this 23/24 summer, collecting MT data and then using it to understand and model ice loss. 2 years, Hobart-based, working with me, Anya M. Reading and the Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS) team. DM/email questions! ❄️🧊

How do Large Igneous Provinces #rift and break apart? Magma-poor rifted margins in a mantle plume and transtensional context? All of this in our new paper focused on the #Kerguelen LIP in the #SouthernOcean: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20… IMAS Geoscience Australia Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS)

We’re coming to the end of a productive week on the island of Rurutu. The main focus of our time here has been on building relationships with the community and briefing them on our research. However, we’ve also been able explore the caves and gather samples. #PolynesianCaves2024

Back to X after a year's break, to thank Science & Technology Australia for a fantastic Science Meets Parliament #SMP2024 as part of the AuScope team. V. interesting to chat with Sen. David Pocock, Chiara Holgate, Danladi Yanana. Sen. David's short speech supporting science: youtube.com/watch?v=oI7Q3V…