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Just over 2 years ago as the world was closing its borders and doors, a few of us created an online seminar series (and a podcast @DrAnaVC coco) to keep in touch with science in the coastal space. We put our experiences down on paper. Mitchell Harley doi.org/10.1016/j.csr.…

Was excited to be part of developing this Coastal Management Guide a few years ago for high school students. Here we wrote about our experiences as part of a special issue on Education in CSR. #education #students #STEM #coastalerosion authors.elsevier.com/c/1fKZU-JmAsotK

I have been working alongside a great team (JJones Cambridge University Press) this year preparing to launch a new journal in the Cambridge Prisms series. Very excited to have our first accepted review paper in Coastal Futures penned by @BrunoCastelle and Gerd Masselink. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Congrats to our former honours student, Yarran, on his first pub! "A #python toolkit to monitor sandy #shoreline change using high-resolution #PlanetScope cubesats". Stoked to have the paper now in-press at EMS. doi.org/10.1016/j.envs…. Kilian Vos Mitchell Harley

Excited to be named one of this year's ARC Future Fellows (#FT22). It was a long, multi-year, multi-round process to this success. I found out of my success via a text from a friend thanks to ARC Tracker's *Bot Tweets Only* rather than from any official email as in the past. Odd. Very odd.

Having an amazing time here in the #cookislands at the #science expo teaching kids about #STEMeducation and water. So great to meet so many amazing people and represent #unsw. Looking forward to more collaboration in water engineering. @UNSWWRL UNSW Global Water Institute Senator Penny Wong

Excited for Libby to have her #thesis work on dynamic motions of pontoons published in journal form. Libby's work also recently received the #PIANC de Paepe-Willems award for young professionals. mdpi.com/2077-1312/10/1…

For the past year I've been working with a group of international colleagues to develop a new journal. As a Senior Editor of Cambridge Prisms: Coastal Futures I am excited to announce this we are now open for high impact submissions! Cambridge Prisms (cambridge.org/core/journals/…)

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Congrats to Kevin Martins on his most recent paper. Very privileged to have been part of this collaboration and your #MarieCurieFellowship. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

Hard to believe it's already that time again! Australian, New Zealand and my international colleagues - Coasts and Ports 2023 is just around the corner! coastsandports2023.com.au Abstracts are due Feb 20. The LOC look forward to seeing you all in the Sunshine Coast!!

well done Kilian Vos !! The final feather in an amazing #PhD around #coastSat and large-scale analysis of coastal sandy shorelines and climate variability.

In Dec 2022 I had the pleasure to moderate a panel on diversity and women in coastal geosciences and engineering at #ICCE2022. In the next few weeks, I'm going to post the questions we did not get a chance to answer in hopes of driving more discussion. Women in Coastal Geoscience & Engineering Women in Earth & Environmental Science Australasia

Q1 (#ICCE2022, Women in Earth & Environmental Science Australasia Women in Coastal Geoscience & Engineering @WomenSciAUST ) "What are your working strategies when you suspect that you are being taken less seriously due to bias?"

Q2 (#ICCE2022,#WICGE Women in Earth & Environmental Science Australasia Women in Coastal Geoscience & Engineering @WomenSciAUST , Engineers Australia) What should men be doing to improve the working environment for everyone in engineering?

Q3. (#ICCE2022, #WICGE, Women in Coastal Geoscience & Engineering , Women in Earth & Environmental Science Australasia @WomenSciAUST ) There is a statics that universities have a equilibrium between genders in PhD, but for permanent lectures/researchers is mostly men. How equalize that?

Q4 (#ICCE2022, #WICGE, Women in Coastal Geoscience & Engineering, @WomenSciAUST, Women in Earth & Environmental Science Australasia, Engineers Australia) It feels daunting starting a career as a woman in engineering. what are the best parts of that experience that we (young professionals) can look forward to?

''As a team, we are working hard at engaging with diversity, equality and inclusion issues within the coastal research community. '' Professor Tom Spencer, Editor-in-Chief of Cambridge Prisms Coastal Futures. A wonderful interview to read! cambridge.org/core/blog/2023…

Wonderful news for Rai Ibaceta on having another of his #PhD chapters published in Geomorphology. This paper examined the dominant cross-shore and longshore modes of shoreline behaviour that alternate at interannual time scales doi.org/10.1016/j.geom…

Only 17% of manuscripts submitted to Nature were submitted by women in the past year. Of those sent for review, 46% of papers with women as corresponding authors were accepted for publication compared with 55% of papers authored by men. nature.com/articles/d4158…