As we hope it’s marked in all of our beloved readers’ calendars, it’s the time of the year to celebrate the blog’s birthday! This year, the blog turns seven, and we are thrilled to share a recap of our activities over the past 12 months.
We published 58 blog posts, covering topics such as the geodynamics of remarkable regions, exciting outreach initiatives, and our popular monthly column “The Sassy Scientist”. We also launched a new blog series called Geotandem, where we explore hot geoscience topics from a multidisciplinary perspective, collaborating with the Geodesy and Structural and Tectonics Divisions. It’s been a lot of fun! None of this would have been possible without our amazing 2023-2024 team of editors, illustrators, and social media people who help spread the word.
The EGU GD blog team 2023-2024
And, of course, many thanks to our invited authors for sharing their work:
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In 2023, we reached 48,650 unique pageviews, thus we are very happy to see the fruits of our efforts and to know that people are following the blog.
What’s next for the blog? We will continue our efforts to provide you with your weekly dose of geodynamics outreach. Want to know more about this year’s team? Check out our post introducing the new team members 2024-2025 ! For those looking to expand their geo-views, we will continue the Geotandem series. Your dear old Sassy Scientist will also be posting every last Friday of the month to share their views on old and new problems in geodynamics and academia.
Finding it hard to keep track of all the blog’s activities but want to stay updated? You can find us on X and now on LinkedIn for regular updates. Still not enough? Soon, we will be launching a monthly newsletter summarizing our blog activities. Stay tuned!
