Have you heard about the new BSc at TU Delft Civil Engineering and Geosciences? BSc Earth, Climate and Technology 🌍⛈️🧑‍💻 This program aims at educating professionals that are able to provide sustainable solutions to global challenges in #climate, #energy and #resources All the info: tudelft.nl/en/onderwijs/o…

📢Publication alert📢 Two 3D models from our section are publicly available: 3D model of two parasequences of a #clastic, #shallowmarine outcrop in the Western Interior Basin #WIB (Judith River Fm, #Cretaceous) Here you have a taste of them ⛰️#Stratigraphy data.4tu.nl/datasets/4141c…

Our #FieldworkFriday contribution came slightly early this time 😅

The #AppliedGeology #ScienceMeeting is back. Today, Guofeng Song, one of our postdocs, presented his work on the #DigitalTwin of the #Geothermal reservoir underneath TU Delft. He walked us through all the steps to create the Digital Twin and some of his findings.

📢We have a new opening 📢 Apply to this 3-year #postdoc position and join our team ! This is a great opportunity to broaden your experience in #CCS from a #multidisciplinar point of view. #academia #vacancy

Paper alert 📣 Check the results from the thesis from Aulia Valencia. The influence of syn‐depositional compaction on clastic sediment distribution in river‐dominated deltas: A modelling study - The Depositional Record - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… #openaccess

Ten days ago, some of our colleagues took part in the #ScienceWeekend at TU Delft 🏞️ One of our stands was full of #drone devices, that children could even fly themselves. Those ones dearing and mastering the flying technique went home with a little badge 🎖️

We are travelling back on time for today's #FieldworkFriday post. Have you ever wondered how Morocco looked in the #Triassic, #Jurassic and #Cretaceous. Now, it is possible thanks to these maps. Learn about the depositional environments that dominated the #landscape back then.

Today, at our #ScienceMeeting, Rémi (@rjgcharton) presented his work on LTT #geochronology We won’t share many photos. If you want to know more, you are invited to his presentation in #MedGU next week 👨🏻‍🏫

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#FieldworkFriday with some Parmelan Pavement (France). We use these models to analyse the #fracture patterns in carbonate rocks, and understand the type of networks that we can encounter in #subsurface. These networks are relevant in fluid flow modelling. skfb.ly/psuwJ

Andrea is part of our team and, this month, she is the spanish scientist on the spotlight of CENL | Científicos Españoles en Países Bajos . They have prepared a short video, in Spanish, for non-scientific public about her #research on #subsurface #seismic imaging

Jasper Hupkes presented his work on natural #fracture networks in analogue outcrop at University of Maine. Researchers from the #SolidEarthSciences group attended the presentation, and afterwards there was a fruitful discussion. It was a great experience to connect with the people in Maine!

Today's #FieldworkFriday post is special. Today we explore what type of field locations we would have found in #Morocco through time. On this image, we see the impact that the opening of the Atlantic Ocean had in the country, and how the #depositional environments changed.

Check out this blog post by our colleague Andrea (Andrea) for CENL | Científicos Españoles en Países Bajos The post is meant for the general public to understand the basics and impact of her research on #heterogeneities in the #subsurface The post is available in different languages ⬇️