Arnab is a postdoctoral researcher at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India, in the field of space geodesy. His PhD is based on simulations of VLBI networks with a particular focus on the development of Indian VLBI infrastructure, in a close cooperation with TU Wien. In parallel, he collaborated closely with ETH Zurich and […]
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Julia is a doctoral researcher at ETH Zurich, currently completing her PhD in regional geoid modeling for CERN. Her research focuses on the development of a geoid model for the planned Future Circular Collider at CERN, intended as the reference surface for the updated CERN vertical height system and the correction surface for the hydrostatic
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Shivangi is a research fellow working in the Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, Mumbai, India on the geodynamo field. She did her PhD in France on the dynamo field of Jupiter and electromagnetic field of Mars, and her postdoc in UK on modelling both these fields for Ganymede for the JUICE mission. Her research focusses on
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Ashley is based in the UK and works within the ESA Swarm Data, Innovation, and Science Cluster (Swarm DISC: https://swarmdisc.org). His background is in using low Earth orbit satellite data for geomagnetic field modelling and studying the coupling between the solar wind, magnetosphere, and ionosphere. Through his involvement with the Swarm mission he has transitioned
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Hannah is currently completing her second postdoc and is based in the School of Earth and Environment at the University of Leeds, UK. Hannah’s research focuses on the flow of liquid iron in at the top of Earth’s outer core and the magnetic field that it generates. Her current work is relating how we can
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Dominika is from Poland, and she works at the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences. Her primary research focus lies in the magnetic properties of rocks and sediments, which she uses as a tool to reconstruct past climates and environmental conditions. She is currently involved in three main research themes. The first investigates the
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IAGA benefits from a strong and active participation of Early-Career Scientists (ECS). In this blog post, we highlight the involvement of ECS within the ICEO – the Interdivisional Commission on Education and Outreach (https://iaga-aiga.org/index.php?id=education-outreach). The main goal of ICEO is to facilitate and strengthen international cooperation across IAGA. The commission plays a key role in the organisation of
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Meet Thea! Thea Lepage is a second-year PhD student from Luxembourg, currently based at Université Grenoble Alpes and working at ISTerre (Institut des Sciences de la Terre). Her research focuses on the electrical conductivity of the lowermost mantle, a region of the Earth that remains largely unknown. Passionate about her work, Thea enjoys interdisciplinary research and regularly interacts with
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