Bizhou Zhu a final year PhD student reports back on her experiences as an EAG early career science ambassador attending AGU2024 in Washington DC...
In our series Geochemists on the Move the EAG communications committee interview Renata Barros a Brazilian geochemist currently based in Belgium who undertook a PhD in Ireland and now works in science communication and project management....
The Potsdam SIMS User Facility tells us about the variety of applications of Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) in geosciences and how researchers from around the world can access the CAMECA 1280-HR instrument in Germany...
Adam Solon an EAG early career science ambassador shares his experiences of attending the AGU2024 Fall meeting in Washington DC...
Sri Budhi Utami a postdoc in the field of geochemistry shares her international experiences of living, working and studying around the globe to follow her scientific life goals...
Attending the PO2 workshop in Bristol in November was a significant milestone in my PhD journey. At the end of my third year, it was the perfect time to engage with experts in my field. Many renowned researchers in geochemistry were present...
Arathy Ravindran was born in Kerala, India, where she completed her education up to her Bachelor’s degree in Geology. She then pursued her Master’s degree in Applied Geology at Pondicherry Central University, located in the southern part of India.
In this next interview in "Geochemists on the Move" Benjamin Eickmann shares his international journey and experiences from Germany to the the Universidad de los Andes in Colombia, via postdocs in Norway, South Africa and Germany...
EAG sponsored student Emily Fearns-Nicol joined a PhD-Course on Watershed Ecology and Biogeochemistry in NE Sweden, read more about her experiences...
Mauricio Santos-Andrade a first-year PhD student reports back on his EAG sponsored research stay at the Université Libre de Bruxelles in the BGeoSys Group...
In this first interview in the series "Geochemists on the Move" Toshiyuki Fujioka describes his experiences of moving from his home country Japan to Australia for a PhD, then research and academic positions before relocating to CENIEH in Spain.
In this series we interview several geochemists who have moved internationally during their studies and/or careers to learn about the benefits and challenges of relocating to pursue scientific training and research opportunities.
Alicja Wudarska an EAG Early Career Science Ambassador describes her scientific and cultural experiences at Geoanalysis2024 in Wuhan China...
In September 2024 the EAG sponsored several students to attend the 5th Serpentine Days meeting in Granada Spain, read on to hear more about their experiences....