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Last week the #Critical_Ireland team presented our first results at the International Platinum Symposium 2023 - great engagement from the scientific community and a wonderful opportunity to promote amazing #IrishGeoscience! Eshbal Geifman Trinity College Dublin Geological Survey IE @scienceirel Geological Survey NI

Another productive day of sampling by the #Critical_Ireland team but this time in relative luxury - no Irish summer rain and 100% exposure in the Geological Survey NI core store! @scienceirel Geological Survey IE On The Rocks

New paper led by Martin Mangler! Here we suggest that there may be an intermediate mixed diffusion-interface limited growth mode for magmatic crystals. doi.org/10.1093/petrol… 🌋 🌋 🌋 Eshbal Geifman, Amanda Lindoo, Dr Fabian Wadsworth, Durham Earth Science, Bristol Volcanology Group.

Fiery Forces of Ireland was a huge hit last night at Culture Night Dublin with over 250 visitors! We had such a blast - volcanoes and earthquakes everywhere!! 🌋🖤 #DIASDiscovers #TCDGeology #CultureNightDublin iCRAG Centre DIAS Geophysics On The Rocks Trinity College Dublin Dublin City Council

I’m Eshbal (Eshbal Geifman) and I am working on understanding the effects of crustal assimilation on magmatic intrusions with a focus on igneous intrusions across Northern Ireland the north of Ireland which make up a part of the British and Irish Palaeogene Igneous Province.

Fieldwork highlight: PhD student Eshbal Geifman (Eshbal Geifman) and members of the #Critical_Ireland team were away this summer checking out the rocks of the Portrush Sill, in Northern Ireland

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Dublin Magmatism Group is going to #VMSG2024 ! Look out for exciting volcanic talks and posters from our team - we’re looking forward to seeing all the new science 🌋 If you see us around come and say hi! VMSG

Our PhD students and postdocs had a fantastic time presenting their research at #VMSG2024 last week!

We are back! The Irish Association for Women in Geosciences is running at full steam again and we are excited to get going on new projects and events! We’ll take today to celebrate all women out there doing valuable work in geosciences 🌍

DMG is at #IGRM24 this weekend! We are presenting a number of talks and posters and we look forward to seeing everyone there 🌋🇮🇪 #irishgeology

Critical Ireland team smashed their talks (and poster) at #IGRM2024 yesterday!

We’ve had a wonderful few days of talks and fieldwork with DMG scientists and collaborators to mark the halfway point of Critical Ireland👏🏼

Join us this Friday for our annual #CultureNight event! We will be in Regents House from 5pm with a range of displays and activities about volcanic eruptions sure to entertain and educate visitors of all ages. Culture Night iCRAG Centre School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin UCD Earth Sciences

We had a great time yesterday at #Geoscience2024 presenting posters of our work and listening to some really interesting and informative panels on geoscience for society 🌍 Geological Survey IE

Introducing our new communications officer, Eshbal Geifman. #IAWG #AWG #WomenInSTEM

We have launched! Members of the IAWG committee were at iCRAG@10 today, meeting other women and our allies in the geoscience community! We’d love to continue expanding our community, to connect, support and empower women in the field. Follow the link in our bio to sign up!

New paper from the Critical-Ireland team revising the stratigraphy and interrogating igneous processes during emplacement of the Portrush Sill, Northern Ireland! School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin Cambridge Earth Sciences Geological Survey NI Geological Survey IE Research Ireland ➡️ tinyurl.com/3c5pfj5b

PhD student Eshbal Geifman, with help from Mark Cooper and Fay Amstutz, has been out and about around Northern Ireland and the north of Ireland tracking down outcrop of Paleogene dykes that span 100s kms across the island. Some beautiful sights were seen along the way ⛰️🌊☀️