Whilst in constant debate with himself on how to address his own insecurities, Harry dabbles in the secret art of interdisciplinary studies. Specifically, mechano-thermo-chemical modeling with the input from experimental studies. Trying to move forward, he struggles:
How can we combine all the uncertainties on experimental rock studies with modelling studies?
Dear Harry,
We can only try.
Yours truly,
The Sassy Scientist
PS: This post was written after several episodes of intense deliberations.
I am currently employed at a first tier research institute where I am continuously working with the greatest minds to further our understanding of the solid Earth system. Whether it is mantle or lithosphere structure and dynamics, solid Earth rheology parameters, earthquake processes, integrating observations with model predictions or inversions: you have read a paper of mine. Even if you are working on a topic I haven’t mentioned here, I still know everything about it. Do you have any problems in your research career? I have already experienced them. Do you struggle with your work-life balance? Been there, done that. Nowadays, I have only one hobby: helping
you out by answering the most poignant questions in geodynamics, research and life. I am waiting for you right
here. Get inspired.
