Meet Kyriaki! Kyriaki Drymoni is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Global Fellow based at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in Germany, and currently a Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), California Institute of Technology. Her research focuses on understanding how magma moves through the Earth’s crust, with a particular interest in unveiling […]

Meet Yuting! Originally from China, Yuting is a postdoctoral researcher at the Royal Observatory of Belgium, where she works on the ambitious GENESIS project. Her research focuses on a unique ESA satellite co-locating all four space geodetic techniques – a groundbreaking step toward providing a unified point in space where these observation systems align. Yuting’s

 Meet Louisa! Louisa is a Canadian seismologist and a passionate explorer of active volcanoes. Currently pursuing her PhD, she specializes in volcano seismology. During one of her early research expeditions, she met her current supervisor – a meeting that led to her doctoral project focused on the Ojos del Salado volcano, near the border between

Meet Vincent! A Kenyan researcher passionate about tackling the challenges of climate change and water management. His mission: to understand how hydro-climatic processes are changing in East Africa and how we can better prepare for the increasing risks of floods and extreme weather. Vincent’s research focuses on hydro-climatic modeling, using satellite data to monitor lake

Meet Erik! A German scientist dedicated to understanding our planet’s changing climate through satellite eyes. He specializes in monitoring the cryosphere using satellite observations, focusing particularly on the ice sheet changes in Greenland and Antarctica. Want to know more about Erik’s career? Watch the video below: Erik’s work bridges data and discovery — he develops

Meet Hannah! A UK-based researcher captivated by the mysteries of Earth’s magnetic field. Her driving question: How can we bridge the gap between geodynamo models and measurements of the magnetic field on various timescales to understand what’s happening in Earth’s liquid outer core? Do you want to know more about Hannah’s career?Watch the video below:

Meet Djamilatou! Djamilatou is a PhD student from Burkina Faso, currently in the third year of her doctoral studies in co-tutelle between Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA, France) and the University of Burkina Faso.  Her research focuses on understanding how mercury enters and behaves within aquatic ecosystems, including its solubility and the formation of methylmercury – a

  Meet Valentin! A French researcher fascinated by exploring our planet through the eyes of satellites. His driving question: How can satellite data help us understand the ocean surface motions — and how can this knowledge guide us in protecting it? Do you want to know more about Valentin’s career?Watch the video below! Currently pursuing his PhD