News from the EAG
New post on the EAG Blogosphere: Cake or Science?
We were hungry for knowledge and thirsty for cider, so to Oviedo we went! We then promptly hopped on a bus and headed to the Technology Development Center for CO2 capture just outside of Ponferrada. Ponferrada, incidentally, is home to Castillo de los Templarios, a templar castle from the 12th Century and… Read more.
Video Interviews of EAG Eminent Speakers at EGU
The EAG awarded the distinction of Eminent Speakers to Kirsten Küsel and Martin Van Kranendonk. In a video interview, they look back on their career path, express their feelings about receiving the distinction of Eminent Speaker and share their personal advise to junior researchers.
Post-EGU 2012
For the first time, the EAG had a booth at EGU and we’d like to thank all our visitors, especially those who joined our society. The EAG is also proud to have presented 2 Eminent Speakers and sponsored 12 sessions and thanks their conveners for their support and collaboration. We look forward to seeing you at Goldschmidt 2012 or at EGU next year!
The second issue of Geochemical Perspectives is now online
The EAG launched its new journal, Geochemical Perspectives, in January 2012, and we are proud to present the second issue “The Carbon Cycle and Climate Change: Memoirs of my 60 years in Science” written by Wally Broecker.
It is available and freely accessible at www.geochemicalperspectives.org/online/v1n2.
New post on the EAG Blogosphere: A Multiplicity of Worlds
Undoubtedly the most exciting exoplanet news of the past week is the discovery of a star system with a total of 9 potential planets, surpassing even our own Solar System in terms of planetary diversity. University of Hertfordshire astronomer Mikko Tuomi discovered the bustling planetopolis around the enigmatic star HD 10180… Read more.
New post on the EAG Blogosphere: Geochemistry RiP
I recently attended a ‘Research in Progress’, or ‘RiP’, meeting organised by the UK’s Geochemistry Group. In contrast to the sombre undertones that such a heading carries, this one day conference gave a very encouraging outlook for geochemistry in the UK and provided a great chance for researchers at various points in their career to meet up… Read more.
