#egu26 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #egu26, aggregated by home.social.
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Can #science be #neutral in a world shaped by war, politics and global #crises?
This #GeoLog post explores the great debate held during the Townhall Meeting " The Myth of Neutrality: Geoscience Responsibility in Times of Global Conflicts " at #EGU26, on whether scientists should remain neutral or take ethical and political responsibilities that shape their work.
👉 Read the full article here: https://egu.eu/501X1M
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Can #science be #neutral in a world shaped by war, politics and global #crises?
This #GeoLog post explores the great debate held during the Townhall Meeting " The Myth of Neutrality: Geoscience Responsibility in Times of Global Conflicts " at #EGU26, on whether scientists should remain neutral or take ethical and political responsibilities that shape their work.
👉 Read the full article here: https://egu.eu/501X1M
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Think #EGU26 was just a conference? Think again🤔!
Attending the EGU General Assembly is only the beginning of the EGU journey.
In this #GeoLog, Josephine Cakuru, EGU's Community Development Assistant, highlights some of the best ways to engage with your scientific community and explore opportunities through our early-career scientist network.
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/4J992X
📸 Chaimae Beddad on https://imaggeo.egu.eu
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Think #EGU26 was just a conference? Think again🤔!
Attending the EGU General Assembly is only the beginning of the EGU journey.
In this #GeoLog, Josephine Cakuru, EGU's Community Development Assistant, highlights some of the best ways to engage with your scientific community and explore opportunities through our early-career scientist network.
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/4J992X
📸 Chaimae Beddad on https://imaggeo.egu.eu
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During #EGU26, a wide variety of Science for Policy sessions, great debates, and networking activities brought together researchers, #policymakers and #policy professionals.
In this #GeoLog EGU's Damla Posta revisits these sessions, highlighting the key discussions and takeaways - from climate policy and geoengineering to science communication and policy impact.
Read more here: https://egu.eu/5S5J4L
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During #EGU26, a wide variety of Science for Policy sessions, great debates, and networking activities brought together researchers, #policymakers and #policy professionals.
In this #GeoLog EGU's Damla Posta revisits these sessions, highlighting the key discussions and takeaways - from climate policy and geoengineering to science communication and policy impact.
Read more here: https://egu.eu/5S5J4L
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@AndrewHenry If you want to know more about this risk, here is my talk at the European Geosciences Union congress #EGU26 last month: https://youtu.be/Cg0N9MWw9Vk
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@AndrewHenry If you want to know more about this risk, here is my talk at the European Geosciences Union congress #EGU26 last month: https://youtu.be/Cg0N9MWw9Vk
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@EricLawton If you want to know more about this risk, here is my talk at the European Geosciences Union congress #EGU26 last month: https://youtu.be/Cg0N9MWw9Vk
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@EricLawton If you want to know more about this risk, here is my talk at the European Geosciences Union congress #EGU26 last month: https://youtu.be/Cg0N9MWw9Vk
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On 8 May 2026 at #EGU26, scientists, #policymakers, and #EU representatives gathered to discuss the EU #Soil Monitoring and Resilience Law and the role of soil science in supporting evidence-based EU policies.
During the session: ''Facing the last policy challenges in the EU: How soil scientists can contribute to the demands for scientific evidence to support EU policies.'' Kaisa Säkkinen shared key highlights in our last #GeoLog post.
👉: https://egu.eu/9CWYVJ
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On 8 May 2026 at #EGU26, scientists, #policymakers, and #EU representatives gathered to discuss the EU #Soil Monitoring and Resilience Law and the role of soil science in supporting evidence-based EU policies.
During the session: ''Facing the last policy challenges in the EU: How soil scientists can contribute to the demands for scientific evidence to support EU policies.'' Kaisa Säkkinen shared key highlights in our last #GeoLog post.
👉: https://egu.eu/9CWYVJ
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First analysis of the #JezeroRimSpherules by the aptly-called " #PerseveranceRover Crater Rim spherule beds analysis team" in a recent #EGU26 abstract. It favours the impact spherules scenario but doesn't rule out volcanic origin.
Mangold et al: "Four-billion years old spherule beds revealed by Perseverance on the outer rim of Jezero crater"
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First analysis of the #JezeroRimSpherules by the aptly-called " #PerseveranceRover Crater Rim spherule beds analysis team" in a recent #EGU26 abstract. It favours the impact spherules scenario but doesn't rule out volcanic origin.
Mangold et al: "Four-billion years old spherule beds revealed by Perseverance on the outer rim of Jezero crater"
https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu26-6455 -
In this #GeoLog, Manuela Gialanella shares her experience as a first-time attendee at #Egu26, the importance of EDI, how it shaped this year's General Assembly, and what we can expect in the future!
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/11GXS4
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In this #GeoLog, Manuela Gialanella shares her experience as a first-time attendee at #Egu26, the importance of EDI, how it shaped this year's General Assembly, and what we can expect in the future!
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/11GXS4
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Wo speichern Städte Wärme, und warum?
Forschende der Hochschule Anhalt haben dazu auf der #EGU26 erste Ergebnisse aus einem Messflug über Dessau vorgestellt. Grundlage: bildgebende FTIR-Spektroskopie im thermischen Infrarotbereich.
📄 doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLVIII-M-7-2025-157-2025
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Wo speichern Städte Wärme, und warum?
Forschende der Hochschule Anhalt haben dazu auf der #EGU26 erste Ergebnisse aus einem Messflug über Dessau vorgestellt. Grundlage: bildgebende FTIR-Spektroskopie im thermischen Infrarotbereich.
📄 doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLVIII-M-7-2025-157-2025
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#EGU26 took place last week and, apart from the interesting contributions in my field, I have learned about other topics that I find really interesting 🌍
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#EGU26 took place last week and, apart from the interesting contributions in my field, I have learned about other topics that I find really interesting 🌍
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❓ Want to know what it can be like and what all you can learn when joining a big scientific conference even without being a scientist yourself? If your answer is "Yes", then check out the blog post linked below, written by our team member Bärbel Winkler while attending this year's General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) held in Vienna and online from May 4 to 8.
Oral sessions Bärbel attended focused on ...
➡️ best practices for science communication and outreach
➡️ how non-specialist audiences can learn about scientific topis
➡️ how students in different age groups can be introduced to science
➡️ the ethical, social, and cultural responsibilities geoscientists hold beyond pure researchShort courses provided input about ..
➡️ the intersection of science and public policy
➡️ what science diplomacy is about
➡️ how to create an engaging short presentation
➡️ how misinformation can be countered and science defended➡️ A Union Symposium focused on how human responses to climate change are shaped not only by scientific evidence but also by moral values, psychological dynamics, cultural identities, and religious beliefs.
➡️ A Great Debate about Geoengineering raised the question whether these concepts are actually a distraction from the urgent need for climate adaptation and mitigation. Some significant ethical fears were raised, particularly that large-scale testing might occur on Indigenous or disenfranchised lands without consent.
The whole week provided a lot of "food for thought" and the blog post shows that!
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❓ Want to know what it can be like and what all you can learn when joining a big scientific conference even without being a scientist yourself? If your answer is "Yes", then check out the blog post linked below, written by our team member Bärbel Winkler while attending this year's General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) held in Vienna and online from May 4 to 8.
Oral sessions Bärbel attended focused on ...
➡️ best practices for science communication and outreach
➡️ how non-specialist audiences can learn about scientific topis
➡️ how students in different age groups can be introduced to science
➡️ the ethical, social, and cultural responsibilities geoscientists hold beyond pure researchShort courses provided input about ..
➡️ the intersection of science and public policy
➡️ what science diplomacy is about
➡️ how to create an engaging short presentation
➡️ how misinformation can be countered and science defended➡️ A Union Symposium focused on how human responses to climate change are shaped not only by scientific evidence but also by moral values, psychological dynamics, cultural identities, and religious beliefs.
➡️ A Great Debate about Geoengineering raised the question whether these concepts are actually a distraction from the urgent need for climate adaptation and mitigation. Some significant ethical fears were raised, particularly that large-scale testing might occur on Indigenous or disenfranchised lands without consent.
The whole week provided a lot of "food for thought" and the blog post shows that!
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It’s time to collect your #EGU26 badge 🙌 !
✅ Get your QR code from Copernicus for a valid on-site registration.
👉 Get it here: https://egu.eu/9820DV
❓ For any further help, please reach out to: [email protected]
📸 Andrew Chiverton on https://imaggeo.egu.eu -
It’s time to collect your #EGU26 badge 🙌 !
✅ Get your QR code from Copernicus for a valid on-site registration.
👉 Get it here: https://egu.eu/9820DV
❓ For any further help, please reach out to: [email protected]
📸 Andrew Chiverton on https://imaggeo.egu.eu -
Today is the day🥳. Welcome to #EGU26!
We are thrilled to have you all here.
Enjoy it to the fullest🙌. And let the journey begin ✨! -
Today is the day🥳. Welcome to #EGU26!
We are thrilled to have you all here.
Enjoy it to the fullest🙌. And let the journey begin ✨! -
I really like this wall at EGU. People sharing their thoughts and feelings on climate change. #egu26
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I really like this wall at EGU. People sharing their thoughts and feelings on climate change. #egu26
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👋Goodbye #EGU26!
Thanks very much for being part of the journey🪨!And see you in 2027
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👋Goodbye #EGU26!
Thanks very much for being part of the journey🪨!And see you in 2027
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'' Once AI is part of your process (in whichever way you choose), the work you need to do after you’ve generated content with AI is not insignificant. The key is, you have to want to do it.”
This #GeoLog shares reflections on the Great Debate on “The ethics of using AI in Geosciences: opportunities and risks” held on Thursday at the #EGU26.
Read more: https://egu.eu/0SA4YB
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'' Once AI is part of your process (in whichever way you choose), the work you need to do after you’ve generated content with AI is not insignificant. The key is, you have to want to do it.”
This #GeoLog shares reflections on the Great Debate on “The ethics of using AI in Geosciences: opportunities and risks” held on Thursday at the #EGU26.
Read more: https://egu.eu/0SA4YB
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RE: https://wisskomm.social/@TROPOS/116539308425336275
In‑person exchanges like those at #EGU26 are invaluable for advancing biodiversity research and strengthening collaboration across disciplines — we hope it was a positive and fruitful experience for all involved! 🌿
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RE: https://wisskomm.social/@TROPOS/116539308425336275
In‑person exchanges like those at #EGU26 are invaluable for advancing biodiversity research and strengthening collaboration across disciplines — we hope it was a positive and fruitful experience for all involved! 🌿
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If you still can’t get enough of #Geosciences after #EGU26? Check out the #ECORD Summer School 2026 ➡️ https://www.marum.de/en/research-academy/ECORD-training/ECORD-Summer-Schools/2026.html
🗓️ 7 to 18. Sept'26
📌 @marumunibremen.bsky.social
🔥"Past ocean currents and their effects on sedimentation and benthic ecosystems"Sign up quickly before all spots are gone!
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If you still can’t get enough of #Geosciences after #EGU26? Check out the #ECORD Summer School 2026 ➡️ https://www.marum.de/en/research-academy/ECORD-training/ECORD-Summer-Schools/2026.html
🗓️ 7 to 18. Sept'26
📌 @marumunibremen.bsky.social
🔥"Past ocean currents and their effects on sedimentation and benthic ecosystems"Sign up quickly before all spots are gone!
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Bye bye #EGU26 👋 One week packed with vibrant #Geoscience, great talks & meet-ups in front of poster boards to discuss the latest science. It was great connecting with everyone and learning from each other 🤩
Check out what @MARUM researchers were up to in Vienna
➡️ https://www.marum.de/en/MARUM-Research-at-EGU-2026.html -
Bye bye #EGU26 👋 One week packed with vibrant #Geoscience, great talks & meet-ups in front of poster boards to discuss the latest science. It was great connecting with everyone and learning from each other 🤩
Check out what @MARUM researchers were up to in Vienna
➡️ https://www.marum.de/en/MARUM-Research-at-EGU-2026.html -
#EGU26 is almost over. The question is: Now what?
In this #GeoLog, Jakub Stepanovic shares his #EGU26 post-conference tricks.
What are your post-conference tricks?
💬 Share them in the comments!
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/7AZ3HQ -
#EGU26 is almost over. The question is: Now what?
In this #GeoLog, Jakub Stepanovic shares his #EGU26 post-conference tricks.
What are your post-conference tricks?
💬 Share them in the comments!
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/7AZ3HQ -
#EGU26 photo competition!
🥳 Congratulations to the winners!
👀 Check them out here: https://egu.eu/4IODEJ
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#EGU26 photo competition!
🥳 Congratulations to the winners!
👀 Check them out here: https://egu.eu/4IODEJ
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Die #EGU26 geht zu Ende und unsere Kolleginnen und Kollegen vor Ort berichten von vielen spannenden Begegnungen, inspirierenden Gesprächen und neuen Ideen. 💬✨
Zum Abschluss teilen wir ein paar Eindrücke und sagen Danke für eine tolle Konferenz! 🌍
#EGU #EGUGeneralAssembly #ConferenceVibes #GeoSciences @EuroGeosciences
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Die #EGU26 geht zu Ende und unsere Kolleginnen und Kollegen vor Ort berichten von vielen spannenden Begegnungen, inspirierenden Gesprächen und neuen Ideen. 💬✨
Zum Abschluss teilen wir ein paar Eindrücke und sagen Danke für eine tolle Konferenz! 🌍
#EGU #EGUGeneralAssembly #ConferenceVibes #GeoSciences @EuroGeosciences
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Starting soon!
Join us for: What's next for EDI in these turbulent times?
📍 Room: E1
👉 See you there: https://www.egu26.eu/session/58585
#EGU26 -
Starting soon!
Join us for: What's next for EDI in these turbulent times?
📍 Room: E1
👉 See you there: https://www.egu26.eu/session/58585
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🎤 #EGU26 Spotlight
AI must go beyond prediction 🌍
Gustau Camps-Valls on AI for climate resilience — from explainable AI to early warning systems & causal models.🔗 https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/EGU26-22994.html
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🎤 #EGU26 Spotlight
AI must go beyond prediction 🌍
Gustau Camps-Valls on AI for climate resilience — from explainable AI to early warning systems & causal models.🔗 https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/EGU26-22994.html