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PRO-Coast

@pro-coast.bsky.social

PRO-Coast an EU funded project consists of 20 partners from 14 countries (Belgium, Greece, Spain, Italy, Germany, Estonia, Romania, Montenegro, Cyprus, Malta, United Kingdom, Slovenia, Norway, and Ireland ).

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PRO-Coast@pro-coast.bsky.social · 2d ago

PRO-COAST Final Conference | Brussels Join us for the PRO-COAST Conference to Initiate Scale-Out, bringing together the experience and tools developed in PRO-COAST. 📅 Tuesday, 13 October 2026 🕔 17:00–18:15 CEST 📍 European Parliament, Brussels – Room ASP 3H1 👉 Register here: ebcd.org/events/pro-c...

PRO-COAST Final Conference | Brussels How can coastal communities be better supported in driving sustainable change? Join us for the PRO-COAST Conference to Initiate Scale-Out, bringing together the experience and tools developed through the Horizon Europe/UKRI-funded PRO-COAST project and its 10 coastal case studies across Europe. The conference will present PRO-COAST’s work on community-led approaches, stakeholder cooperation and decision-support tools, as well as the Community Sustainability Platform (CUSP), designed to support the sustainable use of ecosystems and their services. Learn about Deep Change, CHUI, REDS and other new tools on the CUSP for community transitions. 📅 Tuesday, 13 October 2026 🕔 17:00–18:15 CEST 📍 European Parliament, Brussels – Room ASP 3H1 👉 Register here: https://ebcd.org/events/pro-coast-conference/ We look forward to welcoming you in Brussels and discussing how the lessons and tools developed through PRO-COAST can support coastal communities across Europe and beyond. #PROCOAST #HorizonEurope #CoastalCommunities #Sustainability #CommunityEngagement #CoastalManagement #Biodiversity #EuropeanUnion
Chris Rowan@allochthonous.bsky.social · 6d ago

🧪⚒️ Interesting: modelling of length of day changes suggests that primary coupling between core and mantle is mainly a gravitational torque (dense bits of core and mantle attracting each other) rather than mechanical drag at core-mantle boundary or interaction with geomagnetic field.

Nature@nature.com · 6d ago

The finding suggests that geophysicists could be on the right track to understanding mysterious structures in Earth’s deep interior go.nature.com/4d1EmXC

Ellen Prager, PhD@elprager.bsky.social · 6d ago

Hurricane watch for Hawai'i and Nor'Easter headed for the East Coast in today's update for the All Hazards Consortium. So sorry for all those recovering from previous storms. Please stay aware, prepare as best you can, and stay safe. Our thoughts are with you. 🧪🌀 www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuR8...

Hurricane Watch for Hawai'i and Nor'Easter Shaping Up for East Coast SISE Update

YouTube video by StormCenter Communications | GeoCollaborate

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Mike Fainzilber@mfainzilber.bsky.social · 6d ago

🧪 “Although we’ve experimented with using AI to accelerate lab work with initiatives like the Model Hardware Standard, this approach is less conducive to the sort of ad hoc workflows that are involved in our molecular biology research.”

Harmit Singh Malik@harmitmalik.bsky.social · 6d ago

I see that @anthropic.com is now competing with PhD students in Biology/Bioengineering labs, whose biggest worry until now was being inevitably scooped by the Feng Zhang and Jennifer Doudna labs. Very different from Wild West days of RT discoveries in my PhD. www.anthropic.com/news/claude-...

Prof Sam Illingworth@samillingworth.com · 6d ago

🌡️ Post-Paris emissions worsened Europe's heat Emissions since 2015 made Europe's summer extremes fiercer, and the June 2025 heatwave would likely have been 0.34°C cooler on 2015 levels. Worse for anyone who works outdoors. 🔗 doi.org/10.1029/2026gl125079 #Climate #Heatwave 🧪

Global Emissions Since the Paris Agreement Have Intensified Europe's Recent Heatwaves

We use machine learning to quantify changes in Europe's recent heatwaves from incremental changes in cumulative anthropogenic emissions Despite decarbonization efforts, we find strong evidence th...

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Andrej Spiridonov@andrejpaleo.bsky.social · 6d ago

Salt (NaCl) as the helper of thrust-fault tectonic movement: "The overall mechanics of fold-and-thrust belts are significantly different in the presence of salt ...because at typical shaIlow-crustal temperatures salt is exceptionally weak." www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... 🧪⚒️ #Geology

Estimation of stress versus depth in fold belts
OUGS Social Media@ougeolsoc.bsky.social · 7d ago

It has to be #halite the mineral that can move mountains! Look at that halite bed (red) that the Jura mountains are sliding on! Vote #teamhalite #Mincup26 And it is good on your fish and chips too ;)

PRO-Coast@pro-coast.bsky.social · last wk.

🌍 PRO‑Coast at the Transformative Change for Biodiversity meeting in Brussels! TERO,ESUG & Anatrack joined 14 Horizon Europe projects to advance the biodiversity agenda. Themes: 🔹 Pluralism & multi‑actor strategies 🔹 Science‑policy interface 🔹 Long‑term thinking #Biodiversity #HorizonEU

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Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation@laskerfdn.bsky.social · last mo.

The Clinical Medical Research Award honors a major advance that improves the lives of many thousands of people. Find out the 2026 winner(s) on Sept. 9. 🏆 Last year, Michael Welsh, Jesús González, & Paul Negulescu won this Award for their key roles in developing a novel cystic fibrosis treatment. 🧪

Triple-drug therapy for cystic fibrosis - Lasker Foundation

Explore All 2025 Winners & Awards > Michael J. Welsh University of Iowa Jesús González formerly at Vertex Pharmaceuticals Paul A. Negulescu Vertex Pharmaceuticals For their key roles in developing a novel treatment for cystic

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Holly Kirk@hollykirk.bsky.social · last mo.

Along the same lines as my post yesterday, I found this piece from @aunz.theconversation.com a few weeks ago very helpful (if not hopeful). 🌏🧪 Anyone else starting to see ecological grief turning up now in their non-enviro science friends and family? theconversation.com/i-feel-deep-...

I feel deep sadness about bird flu and environmental loss. Is this normal?

Grief is an understandable response to witnessing harm to places and species that matter to us.

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