Geodynamics

Pauline Gayrin

Pauline is a doctoral researcher working in GFZ Potsdam, Germany. She is working on the development of new techniques to map and characterise the fault networks in continental rifts allowing a better global understanding of regional dynamics. She likes to study motion in general (of plates, of faults, etc.) using different approaches such as analogue modelling, satellite imagery.

Queer Quarterly: Allyship in the LGBTQIA+ community – what it is, how you can help

Queer Quarterly and Pauline Gayrin December 11, 2024

Queer Quarterly logo, designed by Lea Pennac

Queer Quarterly is the blog series of the EGU pride group, a LGBTQIA+ team of geoscientists engaged to uphold and improve the rights of the community in the EGU organization. This week’s post is dedicated to allyship: how people outside of the community can support our efforts. The term LGBTQIA+ is the abbreviation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual. The addition ...[Read More]

Geekology #1: Matplotlib for geosciences, tips and tricks

Baptiste Bordet and Pauline Gayrin September 11, 2024

Geekology #1, drawing by Lea Pennac.

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 Baptiste Bordet, doctoral resea ...[Read More]