This is the page of the IPGP Seismology team. This page is for IPGP Seismology team members, alumni, visitors and actual/future colleagues and public.
Seismic waves provide a unique window into our planet. The field of seismology is focused on the scientific description of these waves, the physical processes that excite them (e.g. fracturing, slow slip and transient deformations, volcanoes, land slides, glacier and oceanic movements, explosions, atmospheric movements), and on methods that are used to extract information on the medium that they traverse (tomography).
19/02/2020
Ambient seismic noise and the quest for groundwater Groundwater is water stored within permeable geological formations, and nearly a third of Earth’s freshwater supply comes from this source (a). In Africa, the overwhelming majority of distributable freshwater is contained in groundwater, and in the EU, 75% of the population relies on groundwater (...
15/02/2020
Early Career Scientist representative? You might be the next one! Why Early Career Scientist (ECS) representatives? The EGU SM division tackles cutting-edge research topics covering a large variety of basic and applied scientific fields in the context of both natural resources and natural hazards. The EGU SM division is a space where one can discuss a wide range o...
11/02/2020
CO Meeting Organizer EGU2020 Over the past years it has become more and more clear that many people working in academia experience mental health issues. Factors like job insecurity, limited amount of time and poor management often cause high stress levels and can lead to mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety or em...
28/01/2020
Imager les perturbations volcaniques liées aux grands séismes | INSTITUT DE PHYSIQUE DU GLOBE DE PARIS Des chercheurs de l’IPGP et leurs collègues ont cherché à mieux comprendre comment le mégaséisme du Tohoku de 2011 au Japon a perturbé les régions volcaniques, en suivant les variations d’anisotropie sismique de ces régions avant et après le séisme.
28/01/2020
Learn more on the EGU Seismology Blog:
Hackathon: when ideas happen You live in a developing country and wish for access to safe drinking water [1]. Or, you are at the supermarket and want to jump the endless line at the checkout [ 2 ]. Maybe you are a business woman and want to confidently represent yourself as the professional you are [ 3 ]. Whether it be in...
28/01/2020
https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/sm/2020/01/27/seismology-job-portal-11/
Looking for a job in Seismology? The EGU Seismology Team got you covered!
Seismology Job Portal On this page we regularly update open positions in Seismology. Do you have a job on offer? Contact us at [email protected] Latest open positions: Postdoctoral position at University of Strasbourg: https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7516-SOPLAM-001/Default.aspx?lang=EN PhD student at Strasbourg (IPG...
26/01/2020
Nouveau site web de l'école doctorale STEP'UP
https://ed560.ed.univ-paris-diderot.fr
24/01/2020
L'Oréal-UNESCO : Pour les femmes et la science
A l'attention des Doctorantes et Post-Doctorantes
La Fondation L'Oréal, en partenariat avec la Commission nationale française pour l'UNESCO et l'Académie des sciences, ont ouvert l'appel à candidature de l'édition 2020 du programme Jeunes talents France L'Oréal-UNESCO Pour les Femmes et la Science.
Date limite de candidature le 23 mars 2020
24/01/2020
Une fibre optique pour mieux comprendre les séismes à Mayotte Voir l’article pour en savoir plus.
21/01/2020
A statement from EGU regarding last week's EGU20 abstract submissions.