As you are approaching Vienna for the #EGU26 General Assembly, here are some key NH events you should not miss 👀 🏅 Medal lectures 💬 Great Debate & Union Symposia 🤝 ECS activities + Networking Lunch 📣 Division Meeting & Meet the NH Team Check out the selected program: linktr.ee/nh.egu.eu
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Official EGU NH Division account, operated by volunteers on behalf of European Geoscience Union, providing information on Natural Hazards research. Online weekdays, European time.
📘 Soon at #EGU26 our Short Course on ECR engagement & empowerment Best Practices for Early Career Researcher Engagement and Empowerment 🗓️ May 5 | 08:30–10:15 CEST 📍 Room 0.55 Interactive session with breakout discussions. Open to ECRs, senior researchers & practitioners 🔗 www.egu26.eu/session/57786
🔥 A new Campfire event! What connects volcanic processes to real world hazard management? 🌋 Join us on 9 April at 17:00 CEST to explore how science translates into decision making, in an interactive space to exchange ideas and spark new collaborations. 👉 Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
Throwback Thursday ⏪ In case you missed past posts from our blog 👀 Today we are heading to Switzerland 🇨🇭, where Christophe Lambiel answers our questions about the Blatten landslide that occurred in May 2025. Check the article to learn more about the event: blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh... #EGUblogs
The Blatten landslide in Switzerland
In the morning of May 28, 2025, the picturesque Swiss alpine village of Blatten sat quiet and serene in the Lötschen Valley. Exceptionally quiet, in fact, as the village was evacuated on May…
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📢 Monday blog day! In case you missed it, check out our latest NH blog post 👀 A journey to the Adriatic, old photos and newspapers, and real detective work to uncover historical meteotsunamis 🌊🗞️ blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh... Our blog is always open for contributions, reach out to us! #EGUblogs
Hunting for historical Adriatic meteotsunamis
Before modern instruments, our only clues about past sea events came from written records and folklore. Along the eastern Adriatic coast, stories of sudden floods and “ tidal waves ” (locally called…
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Do you have an online #workshop proposal in science communication? We would love to hear from you to help us provide the best possible training in #SciComm for our #EGU members. 📝 Submit your proposal by 19 January 2026 and receive up to €5,000: egu.eu/5MRRJ3 📸 Nicolas Stoll on imaggeo.egu.eu
Throwback Thursday ⏪ In case you missed past posts from our blog 👀 Today's article takes us to Cape Cod, where a tsunami early warning system test was carried out during Thanksgiving! Curious about what happened? Read the full story on the blog 👇 blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh... #EGUblogs
Be prepared, don’t be scared: Early Warning System Test during Thanksgiving on Cape Cod
This week I think back on my time in the United States of America, where I was able to spend the holiday season. In North America, “fall” marks the beginning of this holiday season, and symbolises a…
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⏰ Last call for #EGU26 abstracts Deadline is tomorrow, Thursday 15 January, 13:00 CET 📣 Check out all the sessions of the Natural Hazards Division, you will find a wide spectrum of research on different hazards and their impact 🌍 www.egu26.eu/pg/NH Submit here 👉
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Our socials were a bit quiet, but the blog never stopped 👀 Last Monday we dropped a new post and it's time for a trip to the Adriatic 🌊 Archive photos, old newspapers and a true detective story to uncover historical meteotsunamis in Croatia. Curious? Dive in 👇 blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh... #EGUblogs
Hunting for historical Adriatic meteotsunamis
Before modern instruments, our only clues about past sea events came from written records and folklore. Along the eastern Adriatic coast, stories of sudden floods and “ tidal waves ” (locally called…
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The #EGU24 General Assembly is over, but the Natural Hazards Division activities go on! 🌍 Are you passionate about writing and science communication? We are looking for new contributors to the EGU Natural Hazards Blog! Get in touch: ecs-nh@egu.eu or voskaki@gmail.com blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh...
We want you! Join the EGU Natural Hazards Blog Team
Are you passionate about natural hazards? Do you want to explore and enhance your science communication skills? The EGU Natural Hazards Division Blog seeks beautiful minds to become enthusiastic new e...
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🏆 Celebrating outstanding science at #EGU25 🏅 Annegret Thieken – for shaping flood risk management pratices 🏅 Mariana Madruga de Brito – for her innovative use of NLP for climate impacts 🏅 Sergio M. Vicente Serrano – for advancing drought assessment tools Really inspiring work! 🙌 #NHDivision #ECS
✨ One week ago, #EGU25 kicked off and what a week! More highlights coming soon 👀 But first, a big thank you to everyone who joined the NH networking events. These open spaces truly matter for early career scientists, you made the community feel open, warm, and alive 💛 #EGU25 #NHDivision #ECS
EGU25 General Assembly isn’t just about talks – it’s about community too! 🌍 The Natural Hazards Division has networking events all week – and some are specially for early career scientists! 🚀 Come meet new faces, share ideas, grow the community together! #EGU25 #NaturalHazards #ECS
EGU25 is on! 🌍 Feeling overwhelmed? The Natural Hazards Division picked key events you can’t miss, but check out the program to explore all the sessions 🔥 meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio... Don't miss these events and get inspired! 💪 Stay tuned for more #EGU25 highlights! 👀
Monday blog day! 📢 Get ready - EGU 2025 General Assembly is coming up fast! 🌍 From climate change to planetary science, from hands-on workshops to career-boosting meetups: this is the place to be for anyone passionate about geoscience! @egu.eu Read more 👇 blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh... #EGU25
Discover, Collaborate, Innovate: EGU 2025 is Here!
The EGU 2025 General Assembly , scheduled from 27 April to 2 May 2025 in Vienna, Austria , is one of the most anticipated events in the geosciences field. This year’s assembly is expected to gather t...
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The NH Division Blog ranked 1st in the panel vote! 🏆🎉 Congrats to Asimina Voskaki for her post: A Symphony of Uncertainties exploring the complex interplay between climate hazards & human societies. Read more on the need for resilience & adaptation! 🌍🌪️ blogs.egu.eu/divisions/nh... #NaturalHazards
A symphony of uncertainties: exploring the interplay between climate hazards and human societies
Climate hazards are manifestations of the Earth’s complex climatic systems. As natural events, they have always occurred, yet changes in the global climate increase the frequency and intensity of extr...
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🎉 Congratulations to the winners of the best #EGUDivision blogs of 2024! The Natural Hazards Division blog won the public vote, as for the panel vote, the Geodesy Division Blog ranked first. 🤩 A big thanks to everyone who voted and supported these inspiring blogs! Read more here:egu.eu/44AYR9
Want to bring #geoscience #education to the next level? The #EGU 2025 #EducationFellowship offers €2500 for early career scientists to develop innovative teaching projects. 📆 Apply by 25 March 2025! 👉Learn more here: egu.eu/2V0M2D/ Image credit: Nuno Correia, imaggeo.egu.eu
We’ve landed on Bluesky! 🌍 Same community, new home. Follow us for updates on the Natural Hazards Division, insights, and discussions. Stay updated on all our initiatives, events, and opportunities to connect with fellow researchers! #EGU25 #NaturalHazards
Hello Bluesky! EGU is pleased to be able to activate our account here, and share all the exciting news about the upcoming General Assembly: #EGU25, our #OpenAccess publications and more! Several of our Divisions will be making the move over from Twitter/X too, so keep an eye out for your favourites!