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How did glaciers help build a mountain? This week's EGU Geodynamics Blog by Ambrosio Vega-Ruiz explores how tectonics, climate, and glacial processes shaped the Nahuelbuta Range in southern Chile. Read the full blog here: lnkd.in/da7wYWai Edited by: Lorenzo Mantiloni #egugeodynamics

This week's EGU Geodynamics blog is out! From rifts to reefs: how tectonics shapes coral habitats, Discover how different rifting styles influence the distribution of coral reefs! Authors/editor/illustrator: Zhibin Lei, @michapons.bsky.social, Lea Pennacchioni Link: lnkd.in/eWqCcjBa

🚨 The call for #EGU27 session proposals is now open! 🚨

What if Odysseus’s homeland, Ithaca, isn’t where everyone thinks? Explore this fascinating intersection of mythology and geodynamics in this week's GD blog by @manelrams.bsky.social Blog: lnkd.in/dNEJjjEb #egugeodynamics

Every (almost!) two years, the Ada Lovelace Workshop brings the geodynamics community together for a week of science, discussion, and collaboration. This week's blog by Vojtěch Patočka captures the spirit of the workshop, from its early days to today. Read the blog here: ✍️ lnkd.in/dNpwmNvy

With the call for session proposals for the 2027 #EGU approaching, the GD Division President Laetitia Le Pourhiet shares her thoughts on what makes a successful session proposal, and how to help shape next year’s scientific programme ✍ Read here: lnkd.in/djkDfjqK 📸 Anna Kotova (imaggeo.egu.eu)

The #EGU Geodynamics Division Blog turns 9! 🎉 Meet this year’s team: 21 editors, illustrators & communicators, including the Sassy Scientist column, bringing you #geodynamics research, news, events and career tips. ✍ Read here: lnkd.in/dTQU7hMi 📸 Illustration by Lea Pennacchioni pennylee.art

Can fault mechanics reproduce the full spectrum of seismicity? Navid Kheirdast explores fault mechanics, friction laws, and a multi-fault model that captures slip behavior from slow slip events to fast earthquakes. ✍ tinyurl.com/4khwbdzz 💻 kheirdast.github.io 📸 Max Arndt on imaggeo.egu.eu

Blog alert!: In this week's post Conor Farrell shares his thoughts after fact-checking the 2008 film adaptation of Journey to the Centre of the Earth 👉 Read more here: sl1nk.com/ekzrnwt 📸 Katja Bigge on imaggeo.egu.eu

Can melting glaciers influence plate tectonics? This week's blog by Tao Yuan (edited by Prachi Kar) examines how glacial cycles may affect lithospheric plate motions and mid-ocean ridge spreading through Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA). blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd... #egugeodynamics

Melting Glaciers Move Lithospheric Plates and Fluctuate Mid-ocean Ridges’ SpreadingThe rise and fall of massive ice sheets have shaped Earth’s surface for millions of years, but their influence may extend far deeper than previously recognized. This week in News & Views, Tao Yuan, a ...blogs.egu.eu

🚨 Call to the #Geodynamics community! 🚨 EGU Awards & Medals nominations are open! Including: 🌍 Augustus Love Medal 🌱 Outstanding ECS Award Nominating a colleague is a simple, low-effort way to recognise excellent work in our community. 🔗 www.egu.eu/awards-medal... 📅 Deadline: 15 June 2026

Can Artificial Intelligence transform Mineral Exploration without replacing the expertise of Geologists? In this week’s blog, Dr. Nicholas Vafeas explores the role of AI in the mining industry and whether AI will challenge traditional geological knowledge. Blog link: blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd...

The AI Revolution in Mining: Overhyped, Understood and Absolutely UnavoidableArtificial Intelligence has dominated the world across various sectors. However, it is yet to be decided whether the use of AI in Mineral Exploration (and more broadly in Geosciences) will diminish th...blogs.egu.eu

This week’s blog by Katherine Villavicencio features Dr. Karen Gariboldi of the University of Pisa, who discusses gender inequality in academia, mentorship, impostor syndrome, and the cultural changes still needed in STEM and Earth Sciences. blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd... #egugeodynamics #EDI

“You belong here”: reflections on gender inequality in AcademiaAcademia is often imagined as a space driven by merit, curiosity, and scientific collaboration. Still behind publications, conferences, and research achievements, many women in STEM continue to naviga...blogs.egu.eu

How does a stable craton become tectonically active? This week’s blog by Prof. Yu Wang explores the long-term evolution and destruction of the North China Craton, from lithospheric thinning to Pacific plate interactions and mountain uplift. Read more: l1nq.com/y1snlql #egugeodynamics

Destruction of North China Craton: through the chronotunnel of timeThe Asian continent has fascinated the world for at least 3,000 years with its music, food, and discoveries, as well as its breathtaking landscapes. Most of these incredible landscapes are formed by m...blogs.egu.eu

Amazing week at EGU General Assembly 2026 in Vienna! 🌍 Celebrating 20 years of EGU in Vienna while connecting with the Geodynamics community through ECS events, networking, and inspiring science. Grateful for all the collaborations, discussions, and unforgettable memories ☺️ #EGU26 @egu.eu

This week we have an interview with Saskia Goes, the recipient of the 2026 Augustus Love Medal! blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd...

Saskia Goes – Augustus Love Medallist 2026Profesor Saskia Goes is the receipent of the 2026 Augustus Love Medal of the Geodynamics Division for her outstanding contributions to our understanding of Earth structure and evolution, using integra...blogs.egu.eu

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Check out this year's EGU GD activities! Don't forget to sign up for the GD ECS dinner! See you all soon in Vienna! blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd...

The Geodynamics Division @ EGU26The EGU General Assembly is only a few weeks away, and attendees are starting to plan their schedules into what promises to be a week full of exiciting presentations and events. Don’t know where to st...blogs.egu.eu

Did you know H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness reads almost like a geology paper? Set in Antarctica, a continent with real fossil forests, ancient rift systems, and a tectonic history stretching back to Gondwana, Lovecraft turned deep time into cosmic horror. blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd...

At the Mountains of Madness: Lovecraft Applied for Geology (and Failed)“I am forced into speech because men of science have refused to follow my advice without knowing why. It is altogether against my will that I tell my reasons for opposing this contemplated invasion of...blogs.egu.eu

How do you deal with rejection during a job hunt? This week, Sassy scientist answers the question, which is probably from everyone. blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gd...

The sassy scientist: we regret to inform youWith the winds of change brought by a new season, I’m back to help my readers to get out from dispair. This time a reader ask: Dear Sassy scientist, How do I deal with rejection during a job hunt? Dea...blogs.egu.eu