Geodynamics

Athénaïs Bordet

Athénaïs Bordet is an engineer and a PhD student in physics at the Université Grenoble Alpes. She has navigated through many topics, mainly stable isotopes, stable frequency generation and instrumentation for bio-imaging applications. with all these topics she acquired a fine knowledge of python across different uses such as data processing, real time acquisition and graphical user interface. In her PhD, she is developing a new frequency tunable radar with very low phase noise, i.e. with better range resolution.

Geekology #1: Matplotlib for geosciences, tips and tricks

Athénaïs Bordet and Pauline Gayrin September 11, 2024

This week inaugurates a new series of posts: Geekology, fusion of geek and geology. In this section, we will try to unravel tips and tricks of programming applied to geodynamics, from new innovative libraries to good programming practices, interviews with geologists who code and more! To kick off the series, this week’s article is written in collaboration with Athénaïs Bordet, doctoral resea ...[Read More]