#sfuearthsciences — Public Fediverse posts

#SFUEarthSciences student Sarah Aufrère not only won the Ma Thèse en 180 secondes Western Final in French, she was also selected as Audience Choice in the English language 3 Minute Thesis competition. Learn about her work to detect the warning signs of volcanic eruptions: https://www.sfu.ca/baff-offa/en/news-and-events/news/2024/sarah_aufrere.html #SFUScience #volcano #volcanology #earthsciences #geology #3MT

@sfuscience Greetings from the bottom of what was Lake Lewis! Have fun!

(You're visiting in cool, damp, wimpy weather. Should come visit in late July/early August when it's sunny and the temps are in the 40s Celsius. 😅)

#SFUEarthSciences #SFU #studentlife #geology

Brent Ward's Quaternary Geology class is taking the #SFUEarthSciences big red bus to the Channeled Scablands this weekend - a bucket list item for many #quaternary geologists.

#SFU #studentlife #geology #GeologyFieldtrip

Carbon capture may help #BC meet its climate goals... if there is a place to store it. #SFUEarthSciences prof Shahin Dashtgard is investigating the possibilities of porous rock. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/british-columbia/article-sfu-researchers-receive-funding-to-study-storing-co2-in-porous-rock/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter #SFU #SFUScience #climatechange #earthscience #geology

Could carbon dioxide be stored beneath Vancouver? #SFU researchers explore. https://globalnews.ca/news/10165457/sfu-carbon-storage-vancouver/ #SFUScience #SFUEarthSciences #carboncapture #climatechange

#SFU Science's Spring 2023 Convocation is coming up on June 8 at 2:30pm. This year we're celebrating the work of Canadian geoscientist and volcanologist Donald Dingwell with an honorary degree. Join #SFUEarthSciences for a seminar on Dingwell's work June 7: https://events.sfu.ca/event/35229-special-science-seminar-with-dr-donald-dingwell- #sfuscience #earthscience #geoscience #volcano #volcanology

#FieldFriday: Oh the places you'll go with #SFUEarthSciences! Profs Brent Ward and Sergio Sepulveda and MSc student Nicolas Jaimes recently climbed up the Seabird Island landslide which blocked #BC Highway 7 and trapped approximately 300 people in 2021.
#geology #sfuscience #sfu #geoscience