Barbara Jenny

Are you already planning how to fit all the open tasks in-between the family time during the holidays?
Then you need to read our latest blog post on "Taking time off in the academic world – Why it’s hard and how to do It".
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#Holidays #EGU #MentalHealth
Picture by Öykü Koç

Read the full article here: www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/17...

🧪 My first paper has just been published. 🥳
I looked at over 20 years of GRACE and GRACE-FO data to study ice mass change in Antarctica.
📉Between April 2002 and January 2025, Antarctica lost 68.4 GT to 92.2 GT of ice every year.

#AntarcticaMassChange #GRACE_FO #SatelliteGravimetry #ClimateChange

🫎 Join our online Holiday Networking Event on 18th December 2025 at 15.00 CET.
🥂 Bring a beverage of your choice and settle in to learn about other cultures.
📝 Sign up here: cloud.egu.eu/apps/forms/s...
#Networking #EGU_G #Geodesy #EGU

Keep Hope Alive: a Gaza Giving Circle We are a team of volunteers in the US and UK, led by two sisters passionate about helping our friends on the ground keep their families and neighbors alive with food, water, & shelter. We saw that the...

I've been having hard time to find the right words to convince you all that the genocide continues and your donations are needed for shelter, food and medicine. If you know, you know at this point. Please share and donate to keep families sheltered from the cold.

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EGU26 - Financial support and waivers Multiple terms: term1 term2 red apples returns results with all terms like: Fructose levels in red and green apples

The deadline to apply for the Roland Schlich Travel Support for EGU26 is quickly approaching.
Submit your abstract by December 1st if you wish to apply. More information here:
www.egu26.eu/authors/fina...
#EGU26 #EGU

Expanding the picture: Franck Ghomsi What does a geodesist look like? And what happens if you don’t “look the part”? Today, Franck Ghomsi, a Black African scientist, takes us along on his journey between South Africa, Canada and…

What does a geodesist look like, and what happens if you don’t “look the part”? @franckghomsi.bsky.social, a Black African scientist, takes us on his journey across South Africa, Canada & Cameroon, researching coastal climate change while battling racism and visa struggles. #Geodesy

Climbing Through a PhD – Mental Health on the Way to the Summit Imagine you are going on a long mountain tour. Your backpack is heavy, the path is steep, and although you have been walking for hours, all you can see ahead of you is the next climb. Doing a PhD is l...

🧠 How are you, really?

Today is World Mental Health Day - a reminder that caring for your mind is important.

Kristin Vielberg and Hanna Sänger from PhDpositive reflect on the mental health challenges of doing a PhD and share ways to make the journey more sustainable, fulfilling, and balanced. 🌱

👁️ Struggling to make your scientific figures clear and accessible?

Our latest blog post by @rebekka-geo.bsky.social and @fabiocrameri.ch shows how better colour choices can improve your figures - for everyone, including those with colour-vision deficiencies.

👉 Read here: buff.ly/wX56TCM

Israel kills 81 in Gaza as ‘different messages’ emerge on ceasefire talks World Health Organization tells of ‘horror on horror’ in Gaza’s hospitals as medicines run out to treat dying, injured.

I cannot stop talking about Palestine. We should all be talking about what's happening in Gaza and the West Bank.

Will you break your silence?
Would you speak if it was the other way around? I remember everyone being vocal about Ukraine. What is this hypocrisy?

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My PhD supervisor René Forsberg got awarded the Vening Meinesz medal at #EGU25. 👏
#EGU25_G

Two individuals are standing together, each holding a certificate

We thank our awardees, René Forsberg and Matthias Schartner, for their contributions to the field.

The medal lectures are recorded, and you can access them by logging into egu25.eu. And here is a photo from yesterday evening

@drlperezdiaz.bsky.social highlighting all sides of the coin including the ridge 👀

Enjoy Vienna! Would love to be there. 🤗

Geodesy Division Highlights at EGU25: Your Essential Guide Disclaimer: This is just a small preview of the many other exciting events planned for GA!  The annual EGU General Assembly is upon us once again, beckoning geodesy enthusiasts to Vienna for a…

#EGU25 is on its way with the first sessions starting tomorrow! Interested to know more about important events from #EGU25_G, then check out our blog post:

The EGU mentoring programme: Experiences from mentor and mentee perspectives The EGU mentoring programme: Experiences from mentor and mentee perspectives Each year, EGU offers a mentoring programme to pair a more experienced conference “veteran”, defined as having participated...

Hesitating to sign up for the mentoring programme at #EGU25?
Read our most recent blog posts about experiences of past mentors and mentees.
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Welcome! #geodesy

Almost survived my first day at my second #EGU24. I am feeling like a newbie but am getting asked many questions by the first attendees from my institute. 🥴

How is the second GA both easier and harder at the same time?!

On my way to #EGU24 by train. 🚄
I will present my latest results on Line-of-sight gravimetry from GRACE-FO on Thursday, 18 April, from 16:15–18:00 in Session G3.1 "Geodesy for Climate Research".
See you there!
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Bits and Bites of Geodesy — Where is the centre of the Earth? Why do we care? We introduce you to our new blog series Bits & Bites of Geodesy. In this blog post series, we aim to communicate small chunks of geodetic fun facts that are easy to digest. In short, posts meant for e...

We started a new series on interesting facts about geodesy! If you want to learn a bit more about what we do, or maybe the things you already use like gravity field models, altimetry data, reference frames but feels like a black box to you, this series might be for you!

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Line graph time series side-by-side with units of gigatons on a scale from -6000 Gt to 0 Gt. Both Antarctica and Greenland observing long-term decreasing trends. There are larger losses in Greenland, and a seasonal cycle is visible.

Just updated my visualization of changes in land ice mass as observed by GRACE(-FO) satellite in Antarctica (left) and Greenland (right) 🧊📉

Methods can be found from climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/... The animation of this graphic can also be found at: zacklabe.com/arctic-sea-i...