Tectonics and Structural Geology

Pauline Gayrin

Pauline (she/her) is a doctoral researcher working in GFZ Potsdam, Germany. She develops new automated techniques to map and characterise fault networks in continental rifts allowing a better global understanding of regional dynamics. She likes to study motion in general using different approaches such as analogue modelling, satellite imagery. She's currently the TS blog editor in chief.

Gifting geologist made easy – a guide to spoil your favorite persons

Pauline Gayrin November 27, 2025

Credits: Freestocks via Unsplash

The end of the year is around the corner. For many of us, it will be a time of celebration, gathering, party, and GIFTS! And if you think spoiling a geologist is hard, then I’ve got your back. In this post I gather diverse gift ideas, the classics of course and some really unique treasures to get to your favorite geologist (who can be yourself of course). You’ll find ideas whatever you ...[Read More]

Introducing the blog team 2025-2026

Pauline Gayrin September 1, 2025

Pictures portraits of the 12 editors of the TS blog

TS editorial team 2025-2026

For many of you September means back to school, for us September means the return of the blog. Behind the scene this summer, the bright new editorial team prepared fresh blog posts to share with the community. We are very excited to welcome the new editors, happy to start their blog adventure. The 2025-2026 team is a group of early career scientists editors from diverse backgrounds, continents and ...[Read More]