Thank you to everyone who joined us at #AGU in New Orleans.
Our team shared work on urban flood resilience, ClimateIQ, AI and physics-based risk modeling, and urban climate data.

#AGU24 #UrbanResilience #ClimateScience

Very happy to see the attention given to this work 👇⚒️🧪 that was also presented to #AGU24. Access to the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt is now restricted due to thoughtless damage (not by these scientists) described below www.science.org/content/arti...

🎆Congratulations to the AGU24 #OSPA winners!👏 OSPA highlights undergraduate, Master's and PhD students for their ability to effectively communicate their high-quality research in the Earth and space sciences.

🏆Get to know the winners on the winners' gallery. 📲 buff.ly/YsLZsnC

#AGU24 #AGU #Science

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Congratulations to Seismo Lab students Jiaqi Fang and Yuri Tamama!

They’ve been recognized with Outstanding Student Presentation Awards for presenting their research in Earth & Space Science at #AGU24! Well deserved for their hard work in Planetary Sciences and Tectonophysics. buff.ly/w4K9JMX

Researchers at Hubbard Brook are using the artificially created Nitrogen isotope "15N" to better understand how trees are using N on a day-to-day basis throughout the year.

@cornelluniversity.bsky.social -based Catalina Mejia spoke about the work during @agu.org #AGU24. More here: bit.ly/AGU24_B33C

"Since there were participants from the United States where NBA is extremely popular, I was hoping to meet someone who is also a fan" Japanese microbiologist Mako Takada knew that when she joined JOIDES Resolution, she would find another person on board that is a big fan of basketball just like her. It turns out that even before the...

What's more appropriate for #MarchMadness than this latest StoryCorps #TalesFromTheDeep episode. Taken a listen to how two scientists from two different nations together at sea on JOIDES Resolution discovered their shared passion for #basketball (then caught a game together at #AGU24!) 🌊🏀

I am honored to announce that I received the #OSPA award at #AGU24 for my presentation "Understanding inhibition of daytime ecosystem respiration: Effect of carbon availability on the Kok effect" lnkd.in/gUDpkuU7

AGU24: Presidential Forum Sharon Lavigne Presidential Forum LectureSharon LavigneFounder of RISE St. JamesMonday, 09 December 2024 12:30PM (ET)Washington Convention Center, Hall ESharon Cayette Lavi...

This #BlackHistoryMonth we reflect on the powerful words of Sharon Lavigne, founder of RISE St. James & 2024 TIME100 Most Influential honoree, from her inspiring #AGU24 Presidential Forum Lecture.

Watch the full plenary: buff.ly/418cJqo

#EnvironmentalJustice #BHM

The classic poster presenter pose. Patient. Poised. Prepared. Here's @unhresearch.bsky.social-based Ryan Reed at the ready during #AGU24 in Washington, D.C. last December. Read about his work using drones to study snow in Hubbard Brook: bit.ly/AGU24_C21D 🧪🛰️❄️

Emily Bernhardt, on the right, networking during @agu.org #AGU24. One of Bernhardt's latest collaborations is "Bryospheres in oligotrophic headwater streams provide nutrient-dense habitats and dominate stream nutrient cycling" published in December 2024 using data from Hubbard Brook: bit.ly/4gYvLVO

The Breath of Colonialism Continues to Taint the Air in Uganda - Eos Potentially harmful air quality in Kampala, Uganda, follows the borders of segregated settlements from Africa's colonial era.

Dorothy Lsoto, an air quality scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, presented research about Ugandan air quality at #AGU24

eos.org/articles/the...

We at @tandfresearch.bsky.social were thrilled to be at #AGU24 with a booth showcasing our journals, books, editors, authors and Open Science policies. It was fantastic connecting with countless members of the AGU community. See you next year!

Did you attend our meeting #AGU24? ✨ ⁠❤️⁠

We were able to bring the science community together! ⁠

Here is some data: ⁠
30K + participants ⁠
16,739 posters
2,496 sessions
121 countries
36 AGU learning sessions
8 plenaries
5 days


#InternationalLoveDataWeek #LoveDataWeek

Group photo from the 2024 EMES AGU reception. There is a full room of people smiling.

Small group photo of students standing behind the white AGU sign and in front of the blue and white AGU photo backdrop.

Hard to believe it's already been two months since #AGU24. We had an incredible time at our alumni reception with 42 current and past EMES members in attendance!

Thank you to our administrative staff for all your hard work in organizing this great reunion!

1000 piece puzzle of the earth on a table

We have been working on this puzzle I got at #AGU24 for 2 weeks. It was lots of fun and we finished!! Good de-stresser. Now what do we do with it?

The AGU Catchment Hydrology TC is excited to welcome its new members. To stay connected with the hydro community, follow us on LinkedIn, X, and BlueSky.
For more information, visit our webpage: hydrocatch.weebly.com
📸 Photo taken during #AGU24 with some of our members.

After damage by scientists, Inuit group closes off access to Earth’s oldest rocks Move by tribe in northern Canada could complicate efforts to study earliest moments on planet

I heard about this at #AGU24 and I'm glad to see this story published. It's a sad case of bad sampling practice resulting in a crucial field site being removed from access for science. ⚒️🧪
www.science.org/content/arti...

AGU 2024 Session on Compound, Consecutive, and Cascading Events By Helena Garcia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Conveners: Alejandra Enriquez, Helena Garcia, Mona Hemmati, Md Mamunur Rashid, Colin Raymond, Marleen de Ruiter, Cass Rogers, Antonia S…

Did you miss the #AGU24 session on Compound, Consecutive, and Cascading Events? No worries! Read this fantastic summary of the session by hmgarciaaa.bsky.social:

📖 compoundevents.org/blog/agu-202...

I had a great experience at #AGU24 back in December, but in hindsight there is one very negative thing I can’t stop thinking about: they had an “Impact of the 2024 Elections on Science” seminar where AGU employees essentially sat back and told us all it’s going to be okay. Is it? Is it fucking okay?

ICYMI: CIROH @ AGU Recap! 🌊🔬 From groundbreaking research to key collaborations, CIROH made waves at #AGU24! Catch up on the highlights and takeaways from the conference: 🔗 awi.ua.edu/news/ciroh-a... #WaterScience #Hydrology #CIROH

Haskelle shares what it's like to attend #AGU24 as a PhD student, presenter and attendee! #UWEnvironment #UWAstrobiology

We had a productive and engaging meeting on the sides of #AGU24 discussing #Geospatial #FoundationModels. Check out the summary in the following post.

Keep an eye for updates from us in the next couple of months regarding domain specific datasets.

#GeoAI #RemoteSensing #EarthObservations

Journey to the Central Nervous System of the Earth LCAB PhD student Andrew Gibson shares his experience of the American Geophysical Union annual conference

For those interested in the cognitive history & future of Earth, the @agu.org annual conference is an extraordinary event. #LCAB PhD student Andrew Gibson shared the theory that underpins his resesarch at #AGU24.

Find out more about his work:
www.york.ac.uk/anthropocene...

@erleellis.bsky.social

This is tomorrow!
It's been wonderful getting to collaborate with #NOAA and an amazing team of co-authors on the #2024ArcticReportCard, and we're glad for another opportunity post #AGU24 to share these findings and the importance of long-term monitoring efforts. Please join us.

Bringing @unhresearch.bsky.social students to #Alaska to gain an understanding of #indigenous #research is the goal of Convergent Arctic Research Perspectives and Education and #Arctic Challenges courses. At #AGU24 Alix Contosta and program members presented ongoing work. More: bit.ly/AGU24_ED21A03

Hey #AGU24 attendees, check out how civilized this poster session is.

A 1975 paper in Science by late pioneering Lamont geochemist Wallace Broecker is generally credited as providing the first use of the phrase “global warming” in scientific literature. At this time, the planet was emerging from a decades-long natural cooling cycle which, according to Broecker, had been masking the ongoing warming caused by rising industrial carbon dioxide emissions. Broecker correctly predicted that as the cooling cycle ended, global temperatures would rise swiftly. Broecker (center) aboard the research vessel Melville, Pacific Ocean, around 1973. The barrel was used to bring up seawater for analysis of carbon isotopes. Credit: Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory

Top stories of 2024, new extreme heat research, geochemist Beizhan Yan at World Water Film Festival, climate history talk with climate scientist Gisela Winckler & paleoclimatologist Billy D'Andrea, #AGU24 videos, summer internships, more! ➡️createsend.com/t/d-4980D27AE306B3A32540...

Community-Driven Workshop Advances OAE Data Management Guidelines - Carbon to Sea Initiative At this year’s American Geophysical Union (AGU) conference, the Carbon to Sea Initiative convened marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) experts to help establish data management guidelines for ocean al...

📢📢📢 Big thank you to our friends at Carbon to Sea for hosting a workshop last month at @agu.org #AGU24 attended by @yalecncc.bsky.social researchers to help establish community-driven data management guidelines for ocean alkalinity enhancement (#OAE). carbontosea.org/2024/12/18/a...

Improving Earthquake Early Warning Access for the Deaf Community - Eos Earthquake early warning systems are rarely accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing. A group of scientists is working to change that.

Earthquake early warning systems typically use only auditory alerts, which may not be accessible to deaf and hard of hearing people. How would an accessible warning system operate? #AGU24