Non-academic careers
During today's non-academic careers hybrid workshop, Anne Trinquier (IFREMER, Université Brest) and Patrick Ledru (ORANO Canada, Université de Lorraine) shared their own experience out of academia.
During today's non-academic careers hybrid workshop, Anne Trinquier (IFREMER, Université Brest) and Patrick Ledru (ORANO Canada, Université de Lorraine) shared their own experience out of academia.
Lyon’s Congress Center is about to host the 33rd Goldschmidt conference.
I was very surprised, mind-blown, by the scale of the 2023 EGU General Assembly, there were so many researchers, posters, and presentations, that it was very hard to decide ......
EAG sponsored student Katrin Wagner reports back on her experience of the 2023 ECORD training course in preparation for shipboard science.
As a young analytical geochemist, I am always fascinated and interested in learning the basics, applications and technical know-how of different instruments and method. Here I describe my experiences as an EAG sponsored student on a SIMS short course
EAG Early Career Ambassadors Allix Baxter (Utrecht University) and Ronald Lloren (ETH Zürich - EAWAG) report back from the joint IAL-IPA Limnology meeting held in Bariloche, Argentina, in November 2022...
With the generous support of the EAG I was able to attend the annual meeting of the Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group (VMSG). Following the conference, I led an outreach exhibition at the NHM...
As an international community and as an association, we have recently begun talking more openly about how to combat inequities in our discipline...
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Derek Vance started his term as President of the European Association of Geochemistry in January 2021. As his two years in the role ends, we asked him to reflect on the experience and to offer some...
Ok, so if you have never dealt with metabolomics before, a Metabolomics Bioinformatics Course may sound very dry and kind of cryptic. Let me tell you why it was one of the most exciting weeks...
This past November, over 45 scientists and industry members from 13 nationalities gathered at the Geological Survey of Norway (NGU) in Trondheim to participate in the ICDP GOE-DEEP workshop.