Ana Bastos

@anabastos.bsky.social

Prof. for Land Atmosphere Interactions @Leipzig University. Nerd, born 350ppm, still believing another world is possible. Powered by #AuDHD, glitches can happen 🧠🌈 Opinions my own.

Ever worked on an interdisciplinary science project and felt like you spent all your time talking (past each other)? Sinnika Lennartz shares her top five ways to improve interdisciplinary communication skills in academia in our latest blog post. Read more here 👉️ blogs.egu.eu/divisions/bg...

Five ways to improve your interdisciplinary communication skills

Oh, but you should know that… It is a short sentence, often spoken with good intentions. Yet in interdisciplinary conversations, it can bring a discussion to a complete halt. The moment someone says,…

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Drought has increased in Europe since 1980s: climate change or natural climate variability? 🌍🌡️🌬️ István Dunkl shows that hifts in large-scale atmospheric circulation explain ca. 55% of the soil moisture decline and amplify drying induced by thermodynamic changes 👇 w/ @sebastian-sippel.bsky.social

Nature Geoscience@natgeosci.nature.com · 2w ago

⚒️ Article: Shifting atmospheric circulation patterns over Europe since the 1980s have been the major cause of increasingly severe droughts @sebastian-sippel.bsky.social @anabastos.bsky.social @meteoleipzig.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The beauty of soil. We walk on it every day, yet rarely stop to think about the remarkable world beneath our feet. Discover how soil supports ecosystems, stores carbon, filters water, and helps sustain life on Earth. Read more on #EGU BG's blog: blogs.egu.eu/divisions/bg...

The beauty of Soil!

The Life Beneath Our Feet Where would we be without healthy soil? A lot of our research live would be in turmoil I’m here today to spread some soil appreciation, Which may require some thought…

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Do you have some ideas on how to improve #EGU or want to meet some of the people behind the scenes of the General Assembly? Are you interested to do Science Communication with EGU or get involved otherwise? Meet the Biogeosciences Division Team today from 12:30 to 1:30 at the EGU booth Hall X2!

Not a conference for me (way too large), but from what I see/hear each year, it's a really thoghtfully organized one in many respects. More of that at smaller conferences as well, please.

Ana Bastos@anabastos.bsky.social · 3mo ago

#EGU26 is starting and we just set up the #QuietRooms with small sensory regulation items! The quiet rooms are located on floor 1, and are intended to help people recharge and recover from sensory overload and stress. #Neuroinclusion #Neurodivergent #ADHD #AuDHD #AUtistic

🎉 Anne Klosterhalfen received the 2026 BG's Outstanding Early-Career Scientist Award! We warmly celebrate this well-deserved recognition 👏 We spoke with Anne about her scientific journey and research contributions hoping to inspire the next generation of biogeoscientists 🌱 👉 tinyurl.com/bgak2026

Meet Anne Klosterhalfen, the Outstanding Early Career Scientist awardee of the Biogeosciences Division!

This year, Anne Klosterhalfen has received the Biogeosciences Division’s Outstanding Early-Career Scientist Award. The BG team warmly celebrates this well-deserved recognition! We talked to her about…

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The application deadline for the biannual Mary Anning Conference Series is still open until 15th of May! In our new podcast episode 🎙️ @bikem.bsky.social sat down with Lisa Wingate,Tristan Quaife and Catherine Morfopoulos to hear about the Conference that took place last year tinyurl.com/bgmaryanning

On the Mary Anning Conference Series

In this episode of the Biogeosciences podcast series Bikem Ekberzade sat down with the co-organizers of the 2025 Mary Anning Conference, Tristan Quaife and Lisa Wingate, as well as conference participant Catherine Morfopoulos. The conference titled Novel constraints on the coupling between the water and carbon cycles was held in Bordeaux, France. For details on the conference and its presentations, our listeners can visit the event’s website. Also, listeners may find useful tips in the podcast as the guests talk about their journey to hosting this conference as well as their individual experiences. You can listen to the podcast here: Mary Anning Conference Series On the conference series EGU’s Mary Anning Conferences are held every two years and promote novel and innovative research related to biogeochemical cycles in the Earth system. The conferences bring together experienced and early career scientists for an interdisciplinary discussion on all aspects of chemical, physical, and biological processes and their interactions in the atmosphere, cryosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere. The Mary Anning conference was a great way of helping to build community, especially amongst early career scientists. I’d encourage anyone thinking of running a meeting with a specific focus to consider applying for this funding. (Tristan Quaife, former organizer) The Call for Proposals for the Mary Anning conference 2027 is open until May 15 and you can find information on how to apply here.

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If you missed our @egu.eu @egubg.bsky.social webinar on #AcademicMentalHealth please find the link to the recording below ⬇️ @anabastos.bsky.social shared their personal experience and provided comprehensive, insightful advice. Thank you Ana for discussing this important topic 😊

Ana Bastos@anabastos.bsky.social · 5mo ago

The @egubg.bsky.social Early Career Scientists team invited me to share my thoughts about #AcademicMentalHealth and what to do about the ongoing crisis. Some folks wonder: I am an Earth System scientist, why do I keep talking about mental health? @egu.eu m.youtube.com/watch?v=KYea...