In addition to GeoLog and the EGU Blog Network, the blogs below will feature content related to the 2014 General Assembly during the conference…
Eloquent Science – exactly what it says on the tin. David Schultz will be talking about all things science communication, from writing and speaking skills to science publishing. His focus at the conference? Education, natural hazards, and atmospheric science. Tweets as @EloquentScience.
Silent Witnesses – Emma Versteegh usually writes about her research, but during a conference anything goes! She’ll be writing about biogeoscience, past climates, geochemistry and astrobiology during the meeting, sharing the research presented at EGU 2014 to all those interested. Tweets as @emmaversteegh.
Climate and Geohazards covers all subjects related to climate change, natural hazards and disaster risk – you might have guessed from the name! Ekbal Hussain will be covering the conference throughout the week, particularly topics on active tectonics and natural hazards.
Notes on Science and More – reaching out to both scientists and the general public, Notes On Science and More will cover hydrology, remote sensing, climate change during the meeting. You can also tune in on Twitter with @yannishimself.
Fluyendo Libre-Mente – as its name suggests, this blog will be liberating science, setting all things oceanography free for the public to see. During the conference, research on estuaries, costal oceanography and modelling will be covered. Note that most of this blog is in Spanish, but there are also French and English posts. Tune in to Twitter with @ijalonr.
The Transient Topographer targets all Earth surface scientists, covering topics such as geomorphology, topographic analysis, and weather and landscape modelling. The transient topographer, Declan Valters, also tweets as @dvalts.
Over at My Patchwork Planet Hazel Gibson will be writing about all sorts – from ore deposits and rock magnetism to quantifying volcanic hazards and Earth’s early crust. Tweets as @iamhazelgibson.
Bridging the gap between geoscience and the general public. (Credit: Dario Zampieri, distributed by imaggeo.eu.eu)
Need a reminder of who’s in the EGU Blog Network? Check out the list below! The network blogs will feature Assembly-related posts throughout the week – keep up with them on Twitter at #EGUblogs.
Four Degrees – a climate blog by Flo Bullough and Marion Ferrat
Geology Jenga – a Quaternary science blog by Laura Roberts and Daniel Schillereff
Polluting the Internet – an atmospheric science blog by Will Morgan
An Atom’s-Eye View of the Planet – an Earth science mineralogy blog by Simon Redfern
Between a Rock and a Hard Place – a volcanology-based blog by Elspeth Robertson and Charly Stamper
G-Soil – a soil science blog coordinated by Antonio Jordán and the G-Soil team
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Disclaimer: The content featured in these blogs is the responsibility of their authors and does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the European Geosciences Union.