Title: Inclusive Hydrogeology Toolkit Author: IAH EDIA WORKING GROUP
The IAH EDIA Working Group are developing an Inclusive Hydrogeology Toolkit - a concise, practical resource to help hydrogeologists, educators, employers & conference organisers embed EDIA principles into their work & practice.
If you would like to join us, please feel free to get in touch.
Title: Inclusive Hydrogeology Toolkit Author: IAH EDIA WORKING GROUP
The IAH EDIA Working Group are developing an Inclusive Hydrogeology Toolkit - a concise, practical resource to help hydrogeologists, educators, employers & conference organisers embed EDIA principles into their work & practice.
If you would like to join us, please feel free to get in touch.
Man holding a cardboard sign: Aquifers recharge slower than your patience.
Groundwater memes :)
I joined 70+ Parliamentarians and civil society groups in urging the Govt to rethink proposed changes to Indefinite Leave to Remain. Families who work hard, contribute and care for our communities deserve fairness, not retrospective rule changes.👇
Media Spotlight article in Groundwater journal. Underground hydromusicology: subjective interpretations of groundwater-inspired electronic music.
My first job was DJing, starting in high school and occasionally into my 20s. Years later, I found electronic music tracks called “Groundwater.” That curiosity has now become a Media Spotlight article in Groundwater journal. In press.
Media Spotlight article in Groundwater journal. Underground hydromusicology: subjective interpretations of groundwater-inspired electronic music.
My first job was DJing, starting in high school and occasionally into my 20s. Years later, I found electronic music tracks called “Groundwater.” That curiosity has now become a Media Spotlight article in Groundwater journal. In press.
I’m very pleased to share a new preprint led by my former MSc student Ibrahim Masud. This manuscript has been submitted to UCL Open Environment and is currently undergoing peer review.
You can find it here: doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
We welcome comments and feedback during the peer review process.
I’m very pleased to share a new preprint led by my former MSc student Ibrahim Masud. This manuscript has been submitted to UCL Open Environment and is currently undergoing peer review.
You can find it here: doi.org/10.14324/ucl...
We welcome comments and feedback during the peer review process.
Attempting to match the coolness of the outcrop behind me. #geology
@ Budva, Montenegro
Attempting to match the coolness of the outcrop behind me. #geology
@ Budva, Montenegro
Salt dilution flow measurement
Salt dilution flow measurement :)
EGU26 General Assembly logo
I have submitted 2 abstracts to #EGU26 with a group of excellent co-authors:
1) Science-policy blind spots and challenges in wastewater infrastructure regulation under climate change;
2) Linking flow cytometry signatures with flow and transport behaviour in karst aquifer systems.
🫶 @egu.eu
EGU26 General Assembly logo
I have submitted 2 abstracts to #EGU26 with a group of excellent co-authors:
1) Science-policy blind spots and challenges in wastewater infrastructure regulation under climate change;
2) Linking flow cytometry signatures with flow and transport behaviour in karst aquifer systems.
🫶 @egu.eu
I’m delighted to be working with colleagues and a former student from Sri Lanka on karst aquifers in the Jaffna Peninsula, which are vital for development yet increasingly threatened by saltwater intrusion and anthropogenic pressures.
Photo: Nilavarai Well, exposing a limestone cavern.
I’m delighted to be working with colleagues and a former student from Sri Lanka on karst aquifers in the Jaffna Peninsula, which are vital for development yet increasingly threatened by saltwater intrusion and anthropogenic pressures.
Photo: Nilavarai Well, exposing a limestone cavern.
I kept my Twitter account because my late father used to write aphorisms there. In the end, I had to deactivate it. It became impossible to stay, and even that deeply personal reason could no longer justify it.
EDIA Working Group, part of the IAH Socio-Hydrogeology Network
The IAH December 2025 newsletter is now live and includes information on the activities of the EDIA Working Group, as well as our plans for 2026. Please feel free to get in touch if you would like to get involved and contribute.
You can find the full newsletter here: iah.org/wp-content/u...
EDIA Working Group, part of the IAH Socio-Hydrogeology Network
The IAH December 2025 newsletter is now live and includes information on the activities of the EDIA Working Group, as well as our plans for 2026. Please feel free to get in touch if you would like to get involved and contribute.
You can find the full newsletter here: iah.org/wp-content/u...
Indeed! :) You know how much I love that place! :)
A field visit to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with my MSc Environmental Management students today.
Excited to be joining the editorial board of CIWEM’s Water and Environment Journal!
Excited to be joining the editorial board of CIWEM’s Water and Environment Journal!
"I want to make a country we can all afford to live in."
@zackpolanski.bsky.social tells it straight on The Last Leg.
Our paper "AI-Based Prediction of Total Dissolved Solids in Reverse Osmosis Desalination for Arid Regions" has been accepted and is now available online (as a pre-proof) in Desalination and Water Treatment journal.
Link: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Our paper "AI-Based Prediction of Total Dissolved Solids in Reverse Osmosis Desalination for Arid Regions" has been accepted and is now available online (as a pre-proof) in Desalination and Water Treatment journal.
Link: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Our paper on AI-based prediction of total dissolved solids in RO desalination for arid regions has been accepted!
A fantastic collaboration with colleagues from Algeria, Italy, Jordan, and us from the UK.
Friday just got better! 🥳
Our paper on AI-based prediction of total dissolved solids in RO desalination for arid regions has been accepted!
A fantastic collaboration with colleagues from Algeria, Italy, Jordan, and us from the UK.
Friday just got better! 🥳
Seaside moments with my family… 🏖️☀️🌊
We would like to inform you that the latest issue of Acta Carsologica (54-1), the leading journal in karstology, is now available at:
🔗 ojs.zrc-sazu.si/carsologica/...
Please feel free to help us spread the word!
#Karst #Karstology #Hydrogeology #ActaCarsologica #IAHKC #KarstResearch
Brussels today 🍻
