On 8 May 2026 at #EGU26, scientists, #policymakers, and #EU representatives gathered to discuss the EU #Soil Monitoring and Resilience Law and the role of soil science in supporting evidence-based EU policies.
During the session: ''Facing the last policy challenges in the EU: How soil scientists can contribute to the demands for scientific evidence to support EU policies.'' Kaisa Säkkinen shared key highlights in our last #GeoLog post.
👉: https://egu.eu/9CWYVJ
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In this #GeoLog, Manuela Gialanella shares her experience as a first-time attendee at #Egu26, the importance of EDI, how it shaped this year's General Assembly, and what we can expect in the future!
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/11GXS4
#Equality #Diversity #Inclusion
Via @dr.starkid on Instagram:
Cheddar man is accepted to have been part of a group of humans that likely had been living in the area for 10s of thousands of years as opposed to walking there from Africa.
But regardless of his journey, he would have been living on continents that were not configured different from what we see today because the continents only move inches per year. To get extreme differences you need 10s of millions of years or…
Via @dr.starkid on Instagram:
Cheddar man is accepted to have been part of a group of humans that likely had been living in the area for 10s of thousands of years as opposed to walking there from Africa.
But regardless of his journey, he would have been living on continents that were not configured different from what we see today because the continents only move inches per year. To get extreme differences you need 10s of millions of years or…
'' Once AI is part of your process (in whichever way you choose), the work you need to do after you’ve generated content with AI is not insignificant. The key is, you have to want to do it.”
This #GeoLog shares reflections on the Great Debate on “The ethics of using AI in Geosciences: opportunities and risks” held on Thursday at the #EGU26.
Read more: https://egu.eu/0SA4YB
#EGU26 is almost over. The question is: Now what?
In this #GeoLog, Jakub Stepanovic shares his #EGU26 post-conference tricks.
What are your post-conference tricks?
💬 Share them in the comments!
👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/7AZ3HQ
Attending #EGU26 for the very first time and findng your way around a huge #conference like this sounds intimidating 🫣?
No worries - in this #GeoLog post, Jane Roussak, the General Assembly expert shares some last-minute #protips to help you make the most of #EGU26!
👀 Read more here: https://egu.eu/52SJHT
There are a thousand posters in a hall, and they are all competing for attention, so, you need to stand out. But how can you make sure your poster or #PICO is a great #presentation which achieves that?
If you entered the EGU26 Outstanding Student and PhD-candidate Presentation (OSPP) competition, this #GeoLog post will provide you with top tips from two OSPP winners!
👉 Find out here: https://egu.eu/14C1TJ
Are you an #ECS attending #EGU26 this year and wondering what activities and sessions are taking place during the conference week? This #GeoLog post is for you.
From training and support for ECS to networking and careers, check out more here👉 : https://egu.eu/8ODGG5
🤔 Wondering what #SciPol activities we have during the #EGU26 week?
This #GeoLog highlights #sessions that focus on science for policy, showcasing how researchers can start engaging in #policymaking, connect with decision-makers, and create #policy impact.
👉 Find out more here: https://egu.eu/2XFW7U
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