www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... PhD Call - University of Palermo & INGV Palermo "Hydrothermal Fluids, Seismo-Acoustic Signals, and Crustal Deformation at Stromboli Volcano: A Multidisciplinary Approach"

Sul sito dell'INGV - Osservatorio Etneo è stato pubblicato il bollettino settimanale sul monitoraggio multiparametrico del vulcano Etna per la settimana: 17-23 febbraio 2025, consultabile qui: https://buff.ly/4bhvc7d #INGV #osservatorioetneo #etna #sorveglianzavulcanica

Uno studio congiunto #Cnr e #ingv sulla sismicità #campiflegrei svela segnali sismici peculiari: una chiave per comprendere l'attuale dinamica della #caldera. La ricerca è stata pubblicata sulla rivista Nature Comm. buff.ly/4khOehN #earthtelescope #ricercascientifica #monitoring #activevolcano

Work in progress with a preparation of a new paper aimed to gain more knowledge about the southern Calabria, an area very close to the #MessinaStrait, one of the most tectonically active regions within the #Mediterranean realm.

Perfect timing for a Christmas present. I thank @ciko_geo for his tenacity and patience as the lead author of this paper. We got the first embryonic idea of this paper when I was a PhD student in #London and he was developing a research placement...

🚨New paper! The second paper from @myfaultmanu.bsky.social's PhD thesis investigates the active tectonic deformation across the Western Anatolian Extensional Province in Türkiye using Sentinel-1 derived InSAR velocities.⚒️🧪🪨🛰️ OA paper here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...

If you will be attending @theAGU conference 2024 and are interested on the tectonics of the #MessinaStrait and #SouthernCalabria, you would like to talk with Prof. Dorsey from @uoregon.bsky.social who will present new ideas for this area.

Hello new followers! Please repost so we can reach a much wider audience!

Korean colleagues + Yann Klinger from our #IPGP #Tectonics team have published a paper on the active Yangsan Fault in SW #Korea. They use zircon ages to identify drainage reversal and geomorphological changes. ⚒️ doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Love to see this. When I lived in west London* and worked in the library quite a bit, the staff and security were always super-shitty to homeless people who came in to read the papers and keep warm… And before northerners say, “this is a London thing”…no, it’s really, really not…

I noticed that many more seismologists, #earthquake geologists and people who post about eqs arrived in the last few weeks. If you're not in our starter pack yet and want to be featured, please give me a sign! I'll add you ASAP. Same goes if you want to be removed from it. ⚒️🧪 go.bsky.app/ND4oS9k

Hi All. Coming from Twitter or X, I am really happy to be here with a lot of new and old friends. I am sharing a few of the last works I have been doing this year. Stay tuned for new works already submitted.

Interested in intraplate tectonics? We propose a session on #earthquake faults and deformation in SE Europe at @EGU General Assembly meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio.... Abstract submission: deadline 15/01. Opportunities of travel support: deadline 02/12

Nearly there for the submission. Great job done by Andrea on the characterization of these submarine palaeoshorelines mapped in the Marzamemi offshore, SE Sicily. Let's hope for a fair and constructive review, something that Andrea deserves after all her efforts.

It is finally online the paper brilliantly led by my friend @GeoJenni (Dr. Jenni Robertson) where we study the #QuaternaryUplift in SW #Crete, the area of 365 AD #CreteEarthquake (M 8.5). https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379123002883

Holiday time in Western #Sicily.

Paper draft is nearly completed. Time to have a summer break. See you in Sept for submission!

https://paleoseismicity.org/new-papers-on-paleoseismology-active-tectonics-and-archaeoseismology-aug-2023/ - New papers on paleoseismology, active tectonics, and archaeoseismology (Aug 2023)

https://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/8933 If you use geodetic measurements to calculate crustal deformation rate, this new paper, developed with a few colleagues from UniBologna and INGVBologna, may be useful for your scientific research.

Introducing myself in the Blue Sky - I'm Paula, I'm a geologist who loves earthquakes and digging them up. I'm a researcher in Active Tectonics, and I like studying earthquakes, and deformed landscapes, especially if they have marine terraces (old surfer habits never die). Portuguese native!