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@waterSHEDlab so a boost? Or whatever the equivalent of a retweet is?

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@waterSHEDlab so a boost? Or whatever the equivalent of a retweet is?

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@APBBlue that’s true!! And 3 cute cats.

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@APBBlue that’s true!! And 3 cute cats.

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Still working out the kinks so near with me

Alt text for photo above: a smiling woman with red hair and a black short sleeved shirt stands beside an orange statue of herself. She is holding an orange book named “Quake chasers: 15 women rocking earthquake science”.

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Still working out the kinks so near with me

Alt text for photo above: a smiling woman with red hair and a black short sleeved shirt stands beside an orange statue of herself. She is holding an orange book named “Quake chasers: 15 women rocking earthquake science”.

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Redo of my #introduction, this time with hashtags! I’m Wendy and I’m an #earthquake #geologist and #sciencecommunication specialist. My #research deals with rapid onset geologic #hazards (and how we #communicate about them) but my passion is for making #science #accessible for everyone!

I’m mildly astrophobic but work for a #space agency (make it make sense) and I’m also a If/Then Science Ambassador and #mother of 3.

Hello new friends!! 👋🏻

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Redo of my #introduction, this time with hashtags! I’m Wendy and I’m an #earthquake #geologist and #sciencecommunication specialist. My #research deals with rapid onset geologic #hazards (and how we #communicate about them) but my passion is for making #science #accessible for everyone!

I’m mildly astrophobic but work for a #space agency (make it make sense) and I’m also a If/Then Science Ambassador and #mother of 3.

Hello new friends!! 👋🏻

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Many apologies to all of the old school Mastodon users. I’m sure all us newbs are mucking up the system!

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Many apologies to all of the old school Mastodon users. I’m sure all us newbs are mucking up the system!

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@lithospheric hi!! :gnomeHey:

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@lithospheric hi!! :gnomeHey:

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All of people in these photos (and so many more) were critical contributors to my science. We went in the field together, worked in the lab together, authored papers together. Additionally, each of them taught me important things about working as a team, approaching problems and answering questions.

So the next time you see someone winning an award, know that there were legions of people that helped make that happen.

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All of people in these photos (and so many more) were critical contributors to my science. We went in the field together, worked in the lab together, authored papers together. Additionally, each of them taught me important things about working as a team, approaching problems and answering questions.

So the next time you see someone winning an award, know that there were legions of people that helped make that happen.

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The myth of the lone scientific genius is just that - a myth.

#Science is a cooperative venture at its very heart. We build on past research using the innovations of those that precede us. We work in teams to share knowledge, expertise and resources. We partner with colleagues from around the world to understand and address fundamental problems from different angles and perspectives.

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The myth of the lone scientific genius is just that - a myth.

#Science is a cooperative venture at its very heart. We build on past research using the innovations of those that precede us. We work in teams to share knowledge, expertise and resources. We partner with colleagues from around the world to understand and address fundamental problems from different angles and perspectives.

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@APBBlue Does he qualify?

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@APBBlue Does he qualify?

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Want to learn about the San Andreas Fault? Check out my short video describing how to spot faults from the air. Taken while flying southeast along the San Andreas fault near Coachella. #earthquake #geology

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Want to learn about the San Andreas Fault? Check out my short video describing how to spot faults from the air. Taken while flying southeast along the San Andreas fault near Coachella. #earthquake #geology

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So threads are a thing! Hooray! :catjam:

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So threads are a thing! Hooray! :catjam:

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In this case, I was trying to date a series of river terraces that had formed above a blind thrust fault just outside of Mendoza, Argentina. By dating the terraces and looking at changes in drainage and sedimentation I was able to determine that the rate of slip on the fault had increased over the last few thousand years. This is important for seismic hazard assessment!

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In this case, I was trying to date a series of river terraces that had formed above a blind thrust fault just outside of Mendoza, Argentina. By dating the terraces and looking at changes in drainage and sedimentation I was able to determine that the rate of slip on the fault had increased over the last few thousand years. This is important for seismic hazard assessment!

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This is a throwback to doing column chemistry to extract Be10 from quartz sand.

Be10 is a geologically rare nuclide created in the top few meters of soil. By measuring the amount Be10 at different depth intervals you can determine the age of landscape features like fault scarps or terraces that are made by the motion of active faults (among other things).

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This is a throwback to doing column chemistry to extract Be10 from quartz sand.

Be10 is a geologically rare nuclide created in the top few meters of soil. By measuring the amount Be10 at different depth intervals you can determine the age of landscape features like fault scarps or terraces that are made by the motion of active faults (among other things).

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Don’t mind me - I’m just going to be doing some random science posting to test the functionality of the app!

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Don’t mind me - I’m just going to be doing some random science posting to test the functionality of the app!

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Hi 👋🏻 I’m Wendy! I’m an earthquake geologist and a science communication specialist. My science is focused on hazards, but my mission is to make science more understandable and accessible. #scicomm

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Hi 👋🏻 I’m Wendy! I’m an earthquake geologist and a science communication specialist. My science is focused on hazards, but my mission is to make science more understandable and accessible. #scicomm