Hey IAVCEI-NZ, keep your fingers crossed for us please. BUT we ha e the final boarding passes and are through security! See you all very soon I hope!

Sooo IAVCEI-NZ, Edgar and I made it after a round 150h (or 6 days 6 hours) of travel (silverlining: it's a pleasing number). If you are awake enough, I will be giving my talk in session A10 around 8:45am in room 1.

Today, you can also catch me at my poster P3.078

If you missed Anthony Lamur’s talk at #IAVCEI this morning you can also check out the publication at nature.com/articles/s4159… to see how #volcanic rocks might be impacted by stress oscillations such as #earthquakes

MELTS, GLASSES, MAGMAS workshop in Munich, Germany, from 3 through 7 July 2023! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Delighted to have hosted Lea Albrecht of DW Science this week to film a range of #volcanic #experiments with Yan, Jackie, Anthony, Ulli, Betty and Don! A very busy but exciting week here at LMU Universität München with this plus the #MGM23

Reykjanes peninsula at it again youtube.com/live/yJfiMhqLg…

Hey Deutsche Lufthansa you need to sort your rail and fly shitshow or not propose it whatsoever. Online check in impossible. No agents know the fuck they are doing. And now all our tickets have to be reissued because you can't sort your shit out. What the fuck

Exploring the Inyo and Mono lava domes in long valley caldera this week as part of the MODERATE project. Such amazing rocks in a beautiful setting #volcano

Wonderful talk this evening from Dr Claire Harnett ⁦Claire Harnett⁩ of ⁦⁦UCD Earth Sciences⁩ on the lifecycle of lava domes - Stimulating a vibrant discussion in our #volcanology group!

Very happy to welcome Megan Udy from University of Leeds as our guest speaker this week for an interdisciplinary seminar on the Optical and radar satellite signature of forest disturbance and recovery from explosive #volcanic #eruptions 🌱 🌋 🛰️ UK COMET SENSE Earth Observation CDT

This morning’s session at the KMT symposium involves three of us from the volcanology group Universität München - the first of which was roberto davoli presenting his #PhD research

Understanding the mechanical behaviour of geothermal reservoir rocks underpins the whole Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT). Top presentation from Jackie Kendrick showcasing PhD work by Gudjón Eggertsson and more. Conclusion: we must retrieve deep samples from close to the 2.1 km magma body!

Fractures control subsurface fluid flow. Anthony Lamur of LMU Volcanology presented important new experimental and modelling results to explore fracture influence on permeability to the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) symposium.

This may be our largest group photo yet! 📸 More than 140 participants here Universität München for the Krafla Magma Testbed inaugural symposium, where we discuss the prospects of #Magma #Energy under the theme “Together, toward a greener and safer future” for the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)

This afternoon at the #KMTsymposium2024 we have more speakers from our research group at Universität München - kicking off with Marize Muniz da Silva on the storage conditions of the rhyolitic magma at Krafla caldera

Wrapping up a fantastic day of magma-energy-science at the #KMTsymposium2024 our Yan Lavallée presents the state of the art on #magma vesiculation as part of his European Research Council (ERC) project MODERATE towards the goals of the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT)

Excited to be attending my first EGU! I have a talk tomorrow at 5pm in room -2.33, come along if you’d like to know more about remote sensing of forest damage at volcanoes! 🌋 🛰️ #EGU24

En Tunisie, Sonia Dahmani, avocate et chroniqueuse, cible d’une arrestation musclée lemonde.fr/afrique/articl…

Excited to share that the first paper from my PhD has now been published! We measure the impact of the 2015 eruption of Calbuco on surrounding forests using optical and radar satellite data, to help refine and re-estimate deposit distributions. doi.org/10.1016/j.jvol…