*New Paper Alert! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… The implications of our study necessitate a re-assessment of seismic risk in the Puget Sound of Washington. The 🌲s give us a warning of potential earthquake scenarios for the heavily populated region.

Had a blast at #GeoMod2023 with Michele Cooke and @ChristRamos4!

After the Kahramanmaras earthquakes, Pınar Büyükakpınar & Dr. Emre Havazli & Deniz Ertuncay & Elif Oral & I got together, spent countless hours, and wrote this piece. We all know Turkiye can do better when the next earthquake hits. Here's how:

I’m so proud of this work! This is the first presentation of our work that The All One Firm has done. If you’re looking for a program evaluator for your equity-focused STEM work, proposal writing support, or JEDI consulting, please contact me.

Awful situation unfolding right now in Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina as a fast-moving wildfire is approaching the city. Multiple structures on fire. Urgent evacuations are underway.

We're going to visit an unknown world, a new kind of world, with a metal surface. Launching as soon as weather gives us a window! Mission To Psyche

In writing my bird eye color review paper, I’ve looked at thousands of bird eyes. Here’s a thread of my top 10 favorites ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Why do birds have all these crazy eye colors? Check out our paper, out now in Ibis: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/A…

THREE M6.3 earthquakes in Afghanistan - why so many? What can we say about the earthquakes and the underlying faults? What can we expect next? Read our latest blog post for an assessment of what we know, and what we don't. Blog link is in my bio and in the image below.

I’m holding the core of a planet, and it’s heavy! This is a slice of the Toluca meteorite that fell to earth 10,000 years ago. It was discovered in Mexico in 1776 and later donated to the Royal Institution of Great Britain. It is estimated to be around 4.5 billion years old.

Raquel Bryant, Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences, is aboard an eight-week expedition into the Northwestern Atlantic Ocean to study the Greenland Ice Sheet alongside 30 other scientists from across the globe. newsletter.blogs.wesleyan.edu/2023/10/11/raq…

Love it when a fly shows up in my apartment and my cats and I get to hunt together, quality father-son bonding time

Buying a nerdy eBook and singing "I want it, I got it" from that Ariana Grande song in my head

If you are attending GSA this year, here is a table showing when several affinity group meetups will be happening (they should all be findable in the program as well)

Never in a million years did I think I'd be standing in a room full of people doing the impossible. I have found my place and I can't wait to spend the rest of my career showcasing how amazing space and science truly is! 🚀✨ #MissionToPsyche #NASA #BlastOff

Hi, I’m a librarian. Here’s why this is really, really bad.

GSA Member Laura Fattaruso recently published an article covering USU Geosciences graduate student April Phinney’s research on #quartz crystals in #wildfire burn areas & their potential as a record of burn intensity. Read more: tinyurl.com/4krahjvk #Geoscience #GeologyRocks #Geology

PhDone!