I want to see the American Geophysical Union (AGU) continue its awesome work on justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. This thread is a call to AGU and AGU members. 1/

Tiny grooves reshape future of solar cell manufacturing Flexible solar cells that do not contain any rare earth metal are paving the way for the development of low-cost, efficient solar energy, according to new research by the University of Sheffield.

Flexible solar cells using perovskite semiconductors and tiny grooves offer a low-cost, efficient alternative to traditional panels, potentially transforming solar energy deployment on unconventional surfaces. doi.org/g85hsm

This ground-breaking paper highlighting our work to bring rare-earth metal free #perovskite solar cells to the market has just been published by my colleagues at Power Roll and collaborators at the University of Sheffield in ACS Applied Energy Materials! 🌞 tinyurl.com/29ur3smn

Hey, that’s an article about our InSight observers program in that table of contents! Congrats to @spacequakes.bsky.social on that and thanks to all of our InSight Seers who were a great part of our science team meetings in the last couple of years of the InSight mission.

If you missed it, you can now view a recording of the talk here: conference.ippp.dur.ac.uk/event/1364/

Thank you everybody at the IPPP, especially Dr Mia West!

So excited to be speaking about conference accessibility at the IPPP, Durham University this Friday! I'll be highlighting the British Geophysical Association accessible conference guidelines and the EDI work we did for #PGRiP2023.

When: Fri 21st June, 11 am-12 pm
Where: OCW017 / Zoom (DM for link)

So excited to be speaking about conference accessibility at the IPPP, Durham University this Friday! I'll be highlighting the British Geophysical Association accessible conference guidelines and the EDI work we did for #PGRiP2023.

When: Fri 21st June, 11 am-12 pm
Where: OCW017 / Zoom (DM for link)