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Job alert! EGU Media and Communications Officer

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The Media and Communications Officer will work under the direction of the Head of Communications, and the position will be based at the EGU Executive Office in Munich, Germany.

What’s the highest peak in US Arctic? New technique gives the answer

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With the help of an adult, explore the Fairbanks Fodar website ( fairbanksfodar.com ), which explains in more detail the technique Matt created. Think about what fodar can be used for and discuss the various uses of this technique with your parents or in your classroom.

Alps could lose most of their glaciers by 2100

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9 April 2019 The Alps are probably the most famous mountain range in Europe. The region, which crosses eight countries in central Europe, includes some of the continent’s highest peaks. The range also has beautiful glaciers, large bodies of dense ice that cover some of the tops and slopes of the Alpine mountains.

European Union of Geosciences (EUG) - Arthur Holmes Medal - Charles Langmui

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European Union of Geosciences Arthur Holmes Medal Charles Langmuir For fundamental contributions to the understanding of the geochemistry of mantle melting. Charlie Langmuir has been an inspiration to a generation of petrologists, geochemists and people generally interested in how the mantle melts.

Jean-Pierre Bibring

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Jean-Pierre Bibring The 2008 Jean Dominique Cassini Medal & Honorary Membership is awarded to Jean-Pierre Bibring for his outstanding contributions to planetology over many years. In particular, his work on understanding the history of Mars in terms of the state of water on its surface is one of the key insights in recent years. Jean-Pierre Bibring is a researcher in the laboratory ‘Institut d’Astrophysique Spatiale’ and Professor at the University of Paris XI-Orsay.

Qianyi Ma

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This study reveals the complex physical process of electron acceleration in the shock-ICME interaction region.

What can EGU do for you? Funding, fellowships, and more!

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Speakers: Martin Archer – Chair of EGU’s Outreach Committee. Martin Archer Stephen Hawking Fellow in Space Physics at Imperial College London. Martin has been a leader in developing award-winning innovative and impactful research-based outreach and public engagement activities for over a decade, sharing the excitement and importance of science in accessible ways to a variety of often underserved audiences.

Editorial malpractice in two EGU journals (SOIL and SE) detected for one editor, others cleared

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In mid-February, a few days after EGU and Copernicus announced to the community they had detected and handled this isolated case of scientific malpractice, an anonymous individual or group of individuals accused other soil scientists of being involved in citation manipulation.

Sally E. Thompson

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Thompson The 2026 Henry Darcy Medal is awarded to Sally E. Thompson for outstanding contributions to ecohydrology, particularly the co-evolution of vegetation and soils in natural landscapes, and the emerging patterns in response to water limitation. Sally E. Thompson’s research has pushed boundaries of our global understanding of cross-scale interactions between physical processes, vegetation and soils, and how this can lead to the emergence of novel patterns and spatial organisation in nature.

Anna Arizzi

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Her research deals with the design and characterization of new lime-based mortars to be used as rendering materials in restoration of historic buildings as well as in modern construction. One of her main research goals is the application of appropriate methods for the correct evaluation of the fresh and hardened properties of lime mortars.

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