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Most active volcanoes spend little time erupting, but how can we sense what's happening beneath the surface, and how these volcanoes behaved in the past? The #SensingVolcanoes exhibit at #SummerScience will let you take a closer look: curatingcrises.omeka.net/exhibits/show/…

It was poster time at #COMET23 UK COMET today and we had 5 PhD students presenting MAST research! 🧵 1/6

Our final workshop is being brought to us by UK COMET and their team University of Bristol Earth Sciences. Introduducing how volcanologists investgate volcanoes, students will get hands on with volcanic rocks, see how drones can image the inside of a volcano, and maybe even experience an eruption

Very excited to be part of this awesome team representing Bristol Volcanology Group and UK COMET today at GirlsIntoGeoscience! My workshop focuses on how we can use drones in volcanology today using data from GeoTenerife drones4geology #VolcanoStories and BristolFlightLab 🛰️🌋

MEET MAST! We’ll be introducing the MAST PhD and Postdoc team here at University of Bristol Earth Sciences today, follow along this thread to find out more about us and the projects we are working on! 🌋🛰️ 🧵

Ben Ireland, PhD Student Ben Ireland (@benirevolc.bsky.social) “My project is investigating new approaches to classify volcano deformation signals using Sentinel 1 InSAR data, with the hope that this can aid monitoring through analogue volcano detection…

Excited to head to Malawi for the long awaited NSF-GeoPRISMS Southern East Africa Rift System workshop! We received funding from U.S. National Science Foundation in March 2020 (what timing!) and now its finally happening! Patrick R.N. Chindandali @atekwanae James Gaherty #nsffunded southernearsworkshop.org

Join us for the Cabot Institute Annual Lecture 2023 on 11 October. A just transition: leaving no one behind in the response to climate change With a special guest panel: Chris Stark ChiefExecCCC Jaya Chakrabarti MBE Jaya Chakrabarti DSc hc MBE @jayacg.bsky.social Gnisha Bevan Black Seeds Network - Creative Connex @edatkins_ @alixdietzel

🚨🇲🇼Malawi Active Fault and Seismogenic Source Model Databases are now viewable at comet.nerc.ac.uk/malawi-fault-s…. Luke Wedmore Juliet Biggs UK COMET

The fantastic Active Fault and Seismogenic Source Databases produced by the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) project PREPARE (Jack Williams @faulty-jack.bsky.social Luke Wedmore Ake Fagereng , University of Bristol Earth Sciences, Cardiff School of Earth & Environmental Sciences and most importantly, Malawi) are now available through COMET Datasets & Services too.

🚨Job advert🚨 We're looking for a new postdoc to join UK COMET, @MAST_ERC & University of Bristol Earth Sciences working on the incredible LICSAR/Sentinel-1 volcano dataset. Flexible start date. Contact me if interested. Bristol Geophysics Bristol Volcanology Group

Announcing our call for MSc by Research - Projects in Volcanology at University of Bristol Earth Sciences ! For September 2024 start, application deadline of beginning of August. Please find project listings on our website, and we also welcome co-developments of projects with potential supervisors

5 years later, but we finally have a paper to show for our Uganda fieldwork 😅 Lots of cool stuff about how magmatism can rapidly change fault networks in continental rifts 👇👇👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Luke Wedmore Juliet Biggs Ake Fagereng

Supervolcanoes! Last autumn, Colin Wilson from Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington visited us here at University of Bristol Earth Sciences Bristol Volcanology Group to talk about the largest magmatic systems on Earth. Funded by BristolUni International Research Development. Read more about it here: irp.blogs.bristol.ac.uk

A wonderful Friday last week celebrating the 75th birthday and career of Sir Steve Sparks! We had some visitors, past students, and friends of Steve from across the country (and even aborad) attend. Thank you for all the messages sent in by others too! A very enjoyable day.

Research project showcase for our MSc Volcanology students at the halfway point in their theses. A fantastic range of projects across volcanology: Experimental petrology, lahar modelling, crystal analyses, thermobarometry, InSAR, and missing eruption volumes. Well done all! 🙌🏻🌋

Sentinel-1 data show a magma intrusion occurred north of Fentale volcano, Ethiopia, on around 27 September, causing many felt M4+ earthquakes. Today's acqcuisition shows deformation is now decreasing. Please follow Ethiopian experts at IGSSA for more information.

GeologyHub U.S. Embassy Addis Office of the Prime Minister - Ethiopia @mfaethiopia Office of the President, Ethiopia Scientists at IGSSA at University of Addis Ababa are the responsible agency and are monitoring this closely with international partners. The latest data shows that deformation rates are decreasing. x.com/NERC_COMET/sta…

The Sentinel-1 time series for Fentale shows 1) a dyke intrusion in 2015, 2) slow uplift in 2017-2025, 3) a new dyke in 2024 further north. The 2015 dyke did not cause an eruption - more info from IGSSA, UK COMET & BGS here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Looking forward to talks from Masters and PhD students today at University of Bristol for #COMETstudents2025 meeting! #bristol #volcanoes #earthquake #academia #phdstudent #phd #student