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Call for Abstracts – AGU 2026 We invite submissions to Earthquake Processes and Hazards in the Cascadia Subduction Zone. We welcome observational, computational, experimental, interdisciplinary, & community-engaged research. Abstract deadline: Aug. 5 Session & submission: https://ow.ly/ES7a50ZtGZO

Our Geoscience Education & Inclusion Program Manager, Shannon Fasola, presented a poster today on Cores to Code at the 2026 Earth Educators' Rendezvous hosted by the National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) and the Science Education Resource Center (SERC). C2C returns next summer!

Presentation recordings, slide decks and other resources from CRESCENT's recent Partnerships & Applications Workshop are now available at: https://ow.ly/tvxs50ZoZvh

Twinning Spotlight: Gigi Albers – Colorado School of Mines Last month, Gigi visited Oʻahu to work with her Twinning mentors, running tsunami models at the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center and collaborating with researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.

We are excited to announce the publication of two foundational articles on CRESCENT in Seismological Research Letters! https://cascadiaquakes.org/2026/07/10/crescent-srl-papers/

Announcing the Summer 2026 edition of our newsletter!🎉 Check it out on our website: cascadiacopeshub.org/news/#newsle... Highlighted here is an event with @cascadiaeqs.bsky.social on a Dynamic Rupture, Earthquake Cycle, and Tsunamis Topical Workshop. For more information on this event, see page 10

CRESCENT will be at the 13th National Conference on Earthquake Engineering (13NCEE) next week. See where to find CRESCENT-affiliated researchers, partners, and Cascadia-related sessions throughout the conference: https://ow.ly/CtQp50ZlQG6

Twinning Spotlight: Cayden Woolery (Purdue) Cayden spent 3 weeks at New Mexico Tech gaining hands-on experience with seismic instrumentation & fieldwork. He toured the EarthScope Consortium Primary Instrument Center, helped his mentor install a permanent seismic station.

Wrapping up the 3rd P&A Meeting today with a collaborative earthquake response exercise to inform future scenario development and resilience planning across Cascadia. Thanks to all of our organizers, speakers, poster presenters, & attendees who made this all possible! https://ow.ly/uUfS50ZhMV5

The CRESCENT 3rd Partnerships & Applications Workshop is underway in Portland! Over the next two days, participants will explore “What’s the Scenario?” and collaborate to advance earthquake resilience across Cascadia. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/gOHT50Zhj6z

Materials are now available from the 2026 Faulting, Deformation, and Tsunamigenesis in Cascadia Topical Workshop! Check them out here: https://cascadiaquakes.org/2026/01/20/det-topical-workshop/

Advance your career in geoscience — apply for a CRESCENT Professional Developemt travel stipend to support travel to a conference, workshop, training course, or another event this fall/winter that will build your professional skills & connections. https://ow.ly/h0YW50Z8mqf

Shout out to our communications intern, Emily Ferrence, who presented her undergrad research on using machine learning to build an earthquake catalog in the Galápagos at the UO's Earth Science Research Gala yesterday! Emily's project is with Emilie Hooft of our CVM Working Group. Way to go, Emily!

This Thursday, tune into the CoPes Hub virtual seminar featuring highlights and research advances from the Cascadia CoPes Hub. Register here: https://oregonstate.zoom.us/meeting/register/CPUXaJFORja09QwdtmX3RQ#/registration

Yesterday we wrapped up Day 2 of At the Shallow Frontier with presentations, posters, and a collaborative White Paper Writing Session. Thank you to all speakers and participants for a great workshop!

2 topical workshops this week! Today we kicked off At the Shallow Frontier: Faulting, Deformation, & Tsunamigenesis in Cascadia. Day 1 featured engaging presentations & poster lightning talks highlighting new observations & interdisciplinary research. Learn more: https://ow.ly/zsCW50Z5q0Q

Are you looking to boost your scientific computing and computational thinking skills? We have the perfect summer course for you: the 2026 Seismology Skill Building Workshop (SSBW). Registration closes on June 1. Learn more & register: https://loom.ly/8RMEg9I

Our Ground Motion Modeling (GMM) Topical Workshop is off to a great start! Researchers are coming together to review the state of knowledge for Cascadia GMMs and better understand how subduction ground motions differ from crustal earthquakes and impact seismic hazard. https://ow.ly/pb2050Z4Vhf

Learn and connect with experts at the 13th National Conference on Earthquake Engineering in Portland from July 13-17. Register before rates increase on June 1! https://13ncee.eeri.org/registration/

PNSN Emeritus Director Steve Malone shared his recollections of the 1980 Mt. St. Helens eruption with Fox 13 News this week. Check out the clip here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoZ3...