Hey earthquake types - Swiss Re is hiring an entry grad level earthquake catastrophe modeler. Strong science shop if this is your thing:

Thanks to everyone who attended the Institute for the Study of the Continents (INSTOC) workshop on "Open Questions in Ice Sheet Boundary Conditions: Basal, Ocean, and Atmosphere". We had about 40 people in person and 20 online; good size for discussion. You can see more here: lnkd.in/gewYvbNC

TIL Mary Clark Thompson: •endowed an award in paleontology and geology with the National Academy of Sciences •was scheduled to be on the Titanic •had beautiful gardens you can visit in Canandaigua, NY: www.sonnenberg.org

Applications are now open (due July 1st) for the EarthScope ISCE+ course in InSAR processing and analysis! Alongside the usual background, theory and practical applications, we plan to cover some ISCE3 and NISAR content for the first time! www.earthscope.org/event/2026-t...

I know a number of students who have done this and all found it to be extremely valuable. Students get introductions to Linux, Python, seismic data and analysis, Jupyter notebooks and even a bit of GNSS data analysis, skills that will be useful across multiple fields. Registration closes June 1. ⚒️

Sharing new blog post on an issue that I've been thinking about for MANY years, an issue w/ a potential to ruin one's professional reputation. Thanks Esri Young Professionals Network for the opportunity. **Mentorship Matters: Responsiveness Leads to Reputation** community.esri.com/t5/esri-youn...

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@agu.org The American Geophysical Union (AGU) is seeking community feedback on its draft position statements.This is your chance to help shape the science and policy priorities of AGU. The deadline to participate is March 30th! Click here: www.agu.org/Science-Poli...

Deadline extended to March 1! No geodesy experience required. Just interest in learning more and some prior experience in programming and/or math (calculus level or beyond). ⚒️🧪

The US National Geodetic Survey has six(!!) open entry to mid-level #geodesy positions focusing on GNSS testing, processing, research, and development. Open to US citizens and nationals. Application closing date 2/23/26. More info in link. ⚒️🧪 www.usajobs.gov/job/85691080...

US NSF/GEO folks: if you/your students had GRFP applications that were returned without review, please send a note to [email protected] - they are logging and handling inquiries.

A great pair of post doc opportunities in cryoseismology working with a top-notch scientist and human! academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/31560 academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/31559

Friends in the USA - @planet.com is hiring for a (remote) education and research program manager, which seems like a sweet gig. 🧪🛰️ www.planet.com/company/care...

Paid summer internships in #geodesy! This year, the MSU Undergraduate Summer Geodesy Internship program is looking for students with prior experience in geophysics, programming, and/or higher mathematics (geodesy experience not required). More info below. Apply by Feb. 15. ⚒️🧪 bit.ly/4quoUrt

Don't forget to register to attend our January EarthScope Webinar on 1/15, presented by Dr. Rowena Lohman. Register ➡️ loom.ly/xLCX8HI

Want to learn more about NISAR (the new joint India/US synthetic aperture radar satellite mission)? Franz Meyer from UAF/Alaska Satellite Facility will be giving an online talk to introduce NISAR and its capabilities on Jan. 21. More info and registration below. ⚒️🧪 uaf-accap.org/event/vaws-i...

EarthScope Webinars are returning in 2026! Please join for our upcoming Webinar on Thursday, January 15, 2026 at 12 pm MT. NISAR first looks: The NISAR soil moisture product Presenter: Dr. Rowena Lohman (Cornell University) Register to attend ➡️ https://loom.ly/xLCX8HI

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For #fossilfriday, The New York Times has written a good article about the Paleontological Research Institution, what the museum means to the field of Paleontology, and its current financial situation (much improved even from a few weeks ago). 🧪🦑⚒️🦣 #paleontology www.nytimes.com/2025/12/19/s...

#SavetheMuseumoftheEarth featured on CBS This Morning and one of their youngest volunteers. They are getting close to reaching their fundraising goal, and could use continued support! www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj-u...

Great work by the USGS Landslide team -- Cornell PhD @elizabetheiden.bsky.social who is now at the USGS published some of the data: www.sciencebase.gov/catalog/item...

The final ~25 seconds of footage from the V3 webcam at #Kilauea #volcano, during Episode 38 of lava fountain activity. Courtesy of USGS. USGS feed: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bqmp...

Today I’m joining the #GivingTuesday challenge to save the Museum of the Earth. As a Board of Trustee emeritus member, I see first-hand the Museum's impact on educating our community and the world about climate change, biodiversity, and our home planet. Please donate at priweb.org/support.

A hs student who voluteers at the Museum of the Earth has also been tmraising money to help out PRI. Donations have been coming in with the press push, I think they'll make it but keep sharing and donate what you can: www.weny.com/news/local/h...

News story from Syracuse local news about saving the Museum of the Earth. (They dont explain that the Museum footage is from a Halloween event so enjoy a lot of unexplained costumed folks) Any help is greatly appreciated! #savePRI #science #givingtuesday #fossils mms.tveyes.com/PlaybackPort...

Beautiful November day for Field Geophysics looking for a buried gorge. Thanks to Geoff Abers for the photos.

On Sunday the 30th PRI's Museum of the Earth will celebrate Antarctica Day, including a talk by Dr. Alejandra Gandolfo,"When Antarctica Was Green: Fossil Plants Reveal Its Crucial Role in the Evolution of Southern Hemisphere Floras" come check it out #Ithaca #Antarctica tockify.com/paleontologi...

Some infographics about the Paleontological Research Institution, its continuing impact on research and education, and what is needed to keep this place around into the future after a major donor was unable to keep a pledge. Keep them in mind! #FossilFriday #givingTuesday ⚒️🧪🦑 www.priweb.org/donate

Support is growing to #SavethemuseumoftheEarth You can listen to Director Warren Allmon talk about the Museum and PRI on the Capitol Press Room from Albany capitolpressroom.org/2025/10/31/u...

Visiting PRI was a highlight of the NAGT Eastern Section meeting in 2023. It's such a treasure.⚒️

Thanks for sharing -- we are very excited that Tingan will be our colleague next year

Local news story on why MotE/ PRI is special: $̳1̳ ̳m̳i̳l̳l̳i̳o̳n̳ left to raise before the end of 2025 to save the Museum of the Earth at the Paleontological Research Institution in Ithaca, NY. #SavePRI 🧪⚒️ #museums #dinosaurs #Mastodon #Ithaca #fingerlakes www.wbng.com/2025/10/27/m...

Update on the Paleontological Research Institution and their remaining need for donations to pay off their mortgage and avoid foreclosure #savePRI please share; tag anyone you think might help🧪⚒️🦑 @lastweektonight.com @colbertlateshow.bsky.social @pbseons.bsky.social www.ithaca.com/news/regiona...

Are you considering graduate school? Register now to participate in the Cornell University Graduate School Virtual Fair on Friday, October 24, 2025 (11 am-1:00 pm EST)! cornellgraduateschoolfair.vfairs.com #CornellGradFair #FuturePhD #GradEducation #GradSchool

This is making me unreasonably happy.

If you are at Cornell or in #Ithaca next week PRI’s director Warren Allmon will be giving the Phi Beta Kappa lecture Oct 22 at 4:30 on the scientific importance of Natural History Museums, and how their collections are used to address modern problems

We're hiring! The Polar Geospatial Center (PGC) at the University of Minnesota is seeking a Geospatial and Remote Sensing Data Specialist to join our team. 💼 Hybrid position (based in Minneapolis, MN) 💰 Salary range: $83K–$98K 📅 Apply now through the UMN job portal. www.pgc.umn.edu/careers/posi...

"Good things don't end with eum, they end with mania..." -Homer How about both? Today is Fossilmania at the Museum of the Earth where they are giving away decommissioned specimens today: www.museumoftheearth.org/visit/events

Hey planetary science PhD graduaters: I know thinking about applying to postdocs this year seems daunting, so I am here to remind you that we have some REALLY GOOD prize fellowship at Caltech. Come work with me. Or Katherine. Or Heather. Or Konstantin. Or someone. Seriously. These are good. 🔭🪐

The Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys is hiring a volcanologist who would work with the Alaska Volcano Observatory. A fantastic opportunity to work with great people and study very active volcanoes. Details in link below. Applications close on Oct. 1. ⚒️🌋🧪 bit.ly/3IkqN9n

Go Savannah! Love to see it.

TT Assistant Prof. position with focus on structural geology/geophysics open at my alma mater, Whitman College. Whitman is a small liberal arts school with a strong tradition of undergraduate research and lots of great geology nearby. Review starts Sept. 19. ⚒️ 🧪 apply.interfolio.com/171758

Just reupping this. Idk if we are way behind on positions compared to normal because of *waves hands at everything* or bc I’m not on twitter anymore. I’ve shared it all the same places I normally do.

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Honored to be part of the AGU Distinguished Lecture Series for 2025–2026. These lectures are open to all institutions ! If you'd like to host one, you can submit a request. Looking forward to connecting with students and scholars across the globe 🌍🛰️💧 @agu.org connect.agu.org/collegeoffel...

A new #AGUPubs article reflects on the history and impact that UNAVCO and its community members made on the field of #geodesy. 🔗Check it out: buff.ly/WZmJ2VN  #UNAVCO #STEM #EarthScience

Had a wonderful visit to the Lizzadro Museum in Oak Brook. Former Cornell EAS postdoc Kyle Brill is the Director! If you are in the Chicago area and love rocks and art, check out this "hidden gem" lizzadromuseum.org?srsltid=AfmB...

Wow, it seems like just yesterday Samantha was a Cornell undergrad in field geophysics class (photo is in the mudboils of Tully, NY). Big congratulations to Dr. Moruzzi!

Will I ever remember the emojis...history indicates no 🔭🧪