GeoPRISMS

03/05/2021

📣 The final GeoPRISMS newsletter is now available! This special issue celebrates 10 years of GeoPRISMS science accomplishments and the *AMAZING* GeoPRISMS community built over the years. Thanks to all who contributed to this newsletter, for making it such an important legacy. You rock!
Read it 👉 https://indd.adobe.com/view/215b41c7-ee74-4ab4-91c9-1510bd1feeda
National Science Foundation (NSF)

12/07/2020

Thanks to all who joined us to the T001 GeoPRISMS MARGINS poster walk. Presenters remain at their posters for a little longer, go chat with 'em!
Next -> T006 & T007 oral sessions. Live starts at 10pm Eastern. See you all! https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meetingapp.cgi/Session/107809

12/07/2020

Good morning . Join us today as we cover 20 years of
GeoPRISMS and MARGINS science. Let's start with our poster session T001 - chat with presenters all day & Poster walk 11am Eastern https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meetingapp.cgi/Session/114682

11/30/2020

Join us to celebrate 20 years of MARGINS & GeoPRISMS
Science. Full day of posters & talks lined up for you MON 7/12. program in comments. See you next week!

08/17/2020

Introducing the Alaska Living Bibliography! Check out the up-to-date collection of ongoing GeoPRISMS-NSF funded Alaska projects, papers, and proposals to keep the Community engaged and informed. Submit yours!
https://sites.google.com/view/alaska-workshop/living-bibliography National Science Foundation (NSF)

07/20/2020

Celebrate 20 years of multidisciplinary, amphibious science at - submit your abstract to the GeoPRISMS session! Deadline is July 29
https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/prelim.cgi/Session/103961

07/06/2020

20 years of multidisciplinary, amphibious, community driven, transformative science - this calls for celebration! Submit your abstract to the Session at AGU: https://bit.ly/3f5FN7d

07/01/2020

📣Abstract submission for the 2020 *virtual* AGU Fall Meeting is open until July 29. Check out our list of GeoPRISMS-related sessions: http://geoprisms.org/meetings/agu-sessions/
Email yours to include it to the list!

06/26/2020

Meet the freshly minted GeoPRISMS National Science Foundation (NSF) Postdocs!
Meghan Guild UT Jackson School of Geosciences
Kyle Murray Univ. of Hawaii Earth Sciences
Leighton Watson University of Oregon Department of Earth Sciences
The scholars shared a bit about their backgrounds and research projects. Read the profiles at http://bit.ly/2obTlVB

05/28/2020

in-person conferences, short courses, meetings are maybe canceled but this can't stop science & education efforts from keep moving! GeoPRISMS has compiled a list of virtual events for undergrad, grads, early career so you can stay tuned and connected, safe from home
🌍 https://bit.ly/2zExEY1

05/20/2020

Opportunity for undergrad students to build seismology skills this the summer with the IRIS Earthquake Science FREE online course. More info & registration👇

FREE seismology skill building workshop!

For undergraduate students seeking to build skills in working with seismic data and scientific computing. The virtual workshop will run every other week from June 1 - August 28, 2020.

Info and registration:
https://www.iris.edu/hq/short-courses/course/ssb_workshop

05/19/2020

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report guiding the future of National Science Foundation (NSF) EAR research is out. Priority science questions central to GeoPRISMS including driven "research that recognizes connections between terrestrial and ocean environments ("crossing the shorelines") has the potential to advance many of the key research questions, from dynamics of Earth’s interior, to water and biogeochemical cycles, biodiversity, and climate (both paleoclimate and future climate questions), to reducing risks from earthquakes, eruptions, and tsunamis." Download the report: https://www.nap.edu/catalog/25761/a-vision-for-nsf-earth-sciences-2020-2030-earth-in

o continue earth sciences’ rapid pace of discovery, the National Science Foundation’s Division of Earth Science (EAR) should invest in new...