WA students are looking at the world 100,000× closer 👀 Thanks to Inspire STEM Education (with AuScope + partners), classrooms now have research-grade SEMs — letting kids zoom into pollen, bone, even hair, and discover the unexpected. 🔬✨ #STEM 🔗 below to read more

Supported by AuScope, researchers are deploying instruments and advanced models to understand how Antarctica is responding to climate change and how it will shape our future. 🔗 below to read more. #AuScopeImpact #NCRIS #AntarcticaResearch #ClimateChangeScience #IceSheetMonitoring #OpenDataScience

Australia’s new HyLogger4 core scanner is here – scanning from visible light to thermal infrared, with sharper imagery than ever. Less drilling ⛏️ More data 💻 Smaller footprint 🌿 Read about our impact story in the link below: #NCRIS #AuScopeImpact #Geoscience #HyLogger4 #MiningInnovation

We had a blast this #ScienceWeek at Beaker Street—raising the voice of a fast-moving glacier, learning to protect our dark skies, and meeting curious minds from all walks of life. 🌌❄️ #Hobart #Nipaluna

🔭 Happy #ScienceWeek, everyone! This year, we’re celebrating Antarctic imaging and telescope positioning at the Beaker Street festival in Nipaluna / Hobart, and nurturing future Earth scientists in workshops and through a short film competition. For links, check our thread below! ✨🧵

We were thrilled to host the Aussie hub of #ESIP2025 alongside @nci-australia.bsky.social, Amazon, @auscope.bsky.social and @csiro.bsky.social to discuss the latest developments in Earth science data and computing. Thanks to the @esipfed.bsky.social team for supporting our remote participation!

AuScope celebrates three AuScope collaborators awarded 2025 ARC Laureate Fellowships: Professor Anya Reading, Professor Matt King, and Professor Hrvoje Tkalčić. We thank them for their dedication to developing #earthscience and wish them the best in their future efforts! bit.ly/4l5Oj7y

NAIDOC 2025 acknowledges 50 years of celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture, and achievements. This year’s theme is 'The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy', which examines the achievements of the past and provides a bridge to the future. 🖤💛❤️#NAIDOCWEEK

Whatcha doin' for National Science Week this year? 🔬 Join us in Nipaluna, Hobart, as we help deliver the world's first inclusive dance party powered by #NCRIS seismic signals from an Antarctic glacier on the move. 🧵For more information on our events, see our thread below:

The #NRW2025 theme is 'Bridging Now to Next', inviting all Australians to reflect on our shared history, to create a better future. At AuScope, we acknowledge Indigenous peoples’ continued connection to land, water and sky. Join us in learning ways of walking together with these resources 👇🏻

🚨 3 more days till submissions for AuScope's 2025 Opportunity Fund close! 🚨 The Opportunity Fund aims to support investment in projects to build future capacity or link existing geoscience research infrastructure. For more information, please refer to our website below 👇 lnkd.in/g2WaXrte

Submissions for the 2025 AuScope Opportunity Fund are still open! 🔭 The submission deadline is 30th May, so get in quick. For more details, please refer to our website: lnkd.in/g2WaXrte #funding #earthscience

Congratulations, Lesley Wyborn! 👏🏻 You have enormously influenced everyone at AuScope, the NCRIS community, and pretty much everyone around the world interested in preserving, managing, and using research data!

🌍 We’re excited to announce that the Model Atlas of the Earth (M@TE) — a new collection from @auscope.bsky.social — is now available via NCI! 🔗 View the collection: doi.org/10.25914/yrz... 📥 Register for access: my.nci.org.au/mancini/proj... #AuScopeImpact #NCRISimpact

This week, we launched a new era of open Earth science data with AuScope EarthBank, a rebranding and renewal of the AusGeochem platform. bit.ly/4cWH533 #EarthScience #OpenData

This week, we welcome another recent starter to the team, Ben Kay! He has taken on the role of National Geophysics Program Manager, where he will be leading the coordination of geophysical research infrastructure across Australia. bit.ly/3RF5r7D #Introduction #NewStarter #AuScope

Achieving Success in Seismic Network DOIs for data sharing and attribution! The seismological community strategy is a success, citations improved and licensing is starting. In this paper Pedersen et al., propose recommendations for the way forward Read now: seismica.library.mcgill.ca/article/view...

Of last week's 30 earthquakes, the largest were both of magnitude 2.0, one south of Cessnock NSW and another north of Jamestown SA. Fun fact: we operate >60 seismic stations in the region. We also use data from ANU's Seismographs in Schools; the Seismological Assoc. of Aust; and Geoscience Australia

The annual Australia’s Environment report summarises a large amount of observations on the trajectory of our natural resources and ecosystems. For details on the environmental condition of any region within Australia, visit ausenv.tern.org.au #AusEnv2024

We are delighted to announce that Dr Sara Polanco and Dr Marissa Betts will be joining the AuScope Science Advisory Panel (ASAP) as ECR representatives. Sara and Marissa bring new skills and experience to the ASAP, and we look forward to working with them over the coming years.

We’re finally able to share the continuous data streams from our field stations to the global research community via @auscope.bsky.social and @earthscope.org It’s mostly triaxial short period data recorded at 100 or 250 samples per second.

Happy International Women and Girls in Science day! Today we shoutout to all the female scientists in the Australian Earth science community who've forged diverse and impactful careers in geoscience.