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📢Paper alert! Congrats to Timothy Schmid on his excellent study of fault development in rotational rift systems using analogue models, now published in Tectonophysics! 😃#openaccess link: doi.org/10.1016/j.tect… Universität Bern Royal Holloway RHUL Earth Sciences Swiss National Science Foundation @opensciencebern

<3 years post-PhD and looking for a post-doc? 6 early-career post-doc fellowships open Faculté Géosciences et Environnement - UNIL, deadline 15th March. Get in touch with me if you are interested in applying to work on quaternary geochronology/geomorphology/OSL/ESR...

Where art and geoscience meet! 🖼️🎨🔬 Excited to run another experiment at the XFM beamline at the Australian Synchrotron. We are scanning calcite veins and slickensides in mudstones to fingerprint geochemical fluid cycles at very low temperatures. This time all remotely!

🔬👩‍🎓Are you interested in what is happening in the lower continental crust🌎? Five PhD positions are open at the University of Université de Lausanne and Universität Bern 🏦. The deadline is March 10th🗓️More info👉 earthworks-jobs.com/geoscience/uni… dive2ivrea.org Swiss National Science Foundation ICDP Earthworks-Jobs.com

PhD Opportunity at ETH Zurich in Computational #Earthquake Physics (@ETH_ERDW). We are looking for a motivated candidate to exploit the use of physics-based models to investigate the interplay between seismic and aseismic slip on #faults. jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOPG_… Please share!

Had a great week at #EGU22! Presenting, discussing science and meeting many old and new colleagues and friends!

Thrilled to start this new experience ETH Zürich Zürich! In the Structural Geology & Tectonics @ ETH Zurich group with Whitney Behr I will be working on the subduction zone in Alaska! Starting with fieldwork next month. Please watch this space for updates on the project!

This year the Swiss Tectonic Studies Group organizes a three day excursion to the Western Swiss Alps of Valais (26.08 - 28.08). For more detailed infos, registration and other activities of the Swiss Geological Society click on the link! geolsoc.ch/en/events/excu…

📢Make sure to join our upcoming online MSL seminar (Tue 15 November 16:00-17:00 CET), with exiting talks on "Tales from the Field" (Fieldwork and adventures around the world)! Our speakers: Vénice Akker, Jakub Fedorik and Martina Preier.😃 Subscribe here: bit.ly/3kghkkM

📢 Upcoming MSL seminar (tomorrow, Tuesday November 15th, see details below ⬇️)! Make sure to join us for some great "Tales from the Field", or the fieldwork adventures behind the lab work. 😃 see you tomorrow!

📢Are you working on rock microstructures and texture analyses? Do you study brittle and/or ductile conditions and aim to constrain deformation mechanisms? Please consider submitting an abstract to #EGU23 session TS1.5 in Vienna (April 23rd – 28th) meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU23/session/…

Attending #AGU22? Interested in the role of sediments on subduction interface mechanics? 🌍 Come see my poster on an exhumed plate interface in Alaska!

The Structural Geology & Tectonics @ ETH Zurich group was well represented at #AGU22 this year! Was wonderful watching these smiley, goofy, serious people present our latest research! Thanks to everyone who dropped by our posters/talks! Betti Hegyi Derek Neuharth Vénice Akker Lonnie Hufford Leif Tokle AGUTectonophysics

Interested in our latest field season in Alaska? 🌎 Read here all about it! Blogpost by Markus Rast Structural Geology & Tectonics @ ETH Zurich @ETH_ERDW structuretectonics.org/2023/01/11/ala…

New paper out! Want to learn more about the use of #Synchrotron XFM to unravel trace element compositions in #calcite veins? They record episodic and multi-scale fluid transport within accretionary wedges doi.org/10.1029/2023GC… Many thanks to Marco Herwegh and the🇨🇭-🇦🇺 team!

Earthquakes are difficult to predict. In the case of slow slip events, however, Sandro Truttmann and team discovered that chaotic determinism can be used to predict irregularly occurring Hikurangi slow slip events few weeks ahead doi.org/10.1029/2023GL…