Welcome! Please introduce yourself

Hi all!
My name is Abigail Jiménez. I work on statistical seismology mostly. My main interests lie on developping new methods for all sorts of problems. Not a very field type of person. Although I went to a few campaigns, including one in Antarctica😀
I am supportive of open and rigurous science. That means people should have the opportunity to read and critisize your work. In a constryctive way, of course.
Thanks for inviting me to the discusions!

Hello everyone! I am Evan Goldstein — currently I am a Postdoc at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. My work is mostly focused on (data-driven) coastal geomorphology. I'm excited to be part of the EarthArXiv conversation.

Hi! I'm Allison Enright, my main research interests are biogeophysics and biogeochemistry (especially electrical and magnetic biosignatures), and I'm currently working at a post doc at Rutgers - Newark.

Hi, I'm Matteo De Felice, working at the Climate Impacts & Modelling Laboratory at ENEA in Bologna. My main interest is on the use of climate information for the energy sector.

Hi all! I'm Alodie! I am an early career structural geologist, occasional rock squasher and open access convert, based at Leicester University in the UK. I am primarily a field geologist with interests in: normal fault growth and interaction in basaltic sequences; porous (crystalline) rock strength with emphasis on anisotropic pore geometry; and controls on fault activation and slip during the development of oceanic transform faults. I am also the ECR representative on the committee for the Tectonics Study Group (TSG).

Hi, I am Pablo Ampuero, Professor of Seismology in Caltech and Associate Editor at JGR Solid Earth. My main research focus is on earthquake seismology and theoretical & computational earthquake mechanics.

Hi, I am Zheng from China, an associate professor on environmental science in Xi'an Jiaotong - Liverpool University. I have strong interests on electron transfer on the water-soil interface in wetlands, and knowledge tranfer among scientists and the public. Very happy to join the group.

I am Deepak Cherian. I am a physical oceanographer (postdoc) at Oregon State University studying how near-surface ocean dynamics influences the Indian monsoon.

Hello, I'm an associate professor in geophysics at the University of Leeds. I mainly study geomagnetism and the dynamics of the Earth's core.

Hi all, I'm Leonardo (Leo) Uieda. I'm professor of geophysics at Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro but currently on leave for a postdoc at the University of Hawaii working on the GMT software. I work mainly in gravity and magnetic inverse problems and software development, mostly in Python. I try to maintain an updated website: http://www.leouieda.com/