Pablo J. González

🌋 COLOQUIO | ¿Qué pasa en Tenerife?

Coloquio sobre la actividad sísmica reciente en Tenerife con los investigadores
@pablojglez.bsky.social y Thomas Boulesteix

📆Viernes 20 marzo | 12:00 h
📍Salón de actos IPNA-CSIC
🎟Entrada libre hasta completar aforo

#Volcanología #Tenerife

📷 En la foto de portada, de izquierda a derecha, nuestras compañeras Ana Raquel Díaz Marrero, Carmen Elisa Díaz Hernández e Irma García.

Gracias, @veropaves.bsky.social (@eldia.es), por el rigor (y el mimo) con el que tratas a la #CienciaCanaria.

#mujeryciencia #diamujeryninaenciencia #IPNA

2018 Kīlauea earthquake may have stalled fault's slow slip for decades The magnitude 6.9 earthquake that took place in 2018 on the south flank of Kīlauea on the Island of Hawaiʻi may have stalled episodes of periodic slow slip along a major fault underlying the volcano, according to a new study by scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey.

The 2018 magnitude 6.9 Kīlauea earthquake appears to have halted periodic slow slip events on a major fault, potentially delaying their recurrence for several decades.

New satellite view of Tibet’s tectonic clash A study on tectonic plates that converge on the Tibetan Plateau has shown that Earth’s fault lines are far weaker and the continents are less rigid than scientists previously thought. This finding is ...

My former postdoc supervisory team (Tim and Andy) and their @uk-comet.bsky.social mates did it again. Casually, rewriting geodynamics using carefully processed space geodetic data to role of weak faults in deformation of Tibetan Plateau.

Wright et al,. (2026) Science

www.esa.int/Applications...

A team of scientists from the Spanish Cancer Research Centre (CNIO), led by the Dr Mariano Barbacid, has achieved the complete and permanent disappearance of pancreatic cancer in experimental (mice) models.

This discovery could make a difference in the fight against this disease. 👏

Kilauea erupted again yesterday in a fierce display. In only the 2nd time in 40 years, park officials closed the area due to the intensity.

Fountains were officially recorded at 500 m high, grapefruit size tephra were being ejected, and tephra fall was measured up to 20 miles away.
#volcano #hawaii

It’s baaaaaack… The Norris Uplift Anomaly In July 2025, an area on the north rim of Yellowstone caldera began to uplift slightly. This area also experienced uplift during 1996–2004.

Did you know that two Network of the Americas (NOTA) GPS stations are measuring uplift on the northwest side of Yellowstone caldera?

Learn what's being measured and what this movement means in the latest Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles: www.usgs.gov/observatorie...

Nubosidad variable: hacia el pronóstico de erupciones volcánicas Comprender cómo y cuándo entra en erupción un volcán es clave para reducir riesgos. La ciencia del pronóstico avanza con cada erupción.

Nubosidad variable: hacia el pronóstico de erupciones volcánicas
Comprender cómo y cuándo entra en erupción un volcán es clave para reducir riesgos. La ciencia del pronóstico volcánico avanza con cada erupción, por M. Charco y @pablojglez.bsky.social

www.fundacionmuyinteresante.org/pronostico-e...

1999 Le Tigre by Le Tigre
youtu.be/wjNln9mXuTI?...

Happy Holidays from the City on Volcanoes

something I saw in Waterstones that Father Xmas or the Three wise men can bring to our nephews/nieces

cc @volcanologist.bsky.social

Two weeks ago, a Spanish geoscience advocate group went to the Spanish parliament to present a dramatic survey on the lack of investment in geoscience. A number that stood out was the current numbers of geology degrees students are 1/3 with respect to year 2000.

2/3 less talent to drive the future

Current, US hostile science environment might be a major factor but we are on a downward trend… we are not training as many Earth Scientists as one or two decades ago. Less students enrolled at Unis, means less graduates, means smaller community and less influence (policy and funding decision).

It took a lot of effort but finally we are in La Palma!! Exposition about the deployment carried out by our 240 pax @csic.es Canary Islands team (largest Spanish research institution) that got together during the 2021 Tajogaite eruption doing research by sea, land and air. 🌋💪

🌋'Ceniza y lava. Revelaciones científicas junto al volcán'

🖼️ Una exposición de divulgación científica en torno a la erupción del Tajogaite

🔬Se adentra en los trabajos del #CSIC durante la emergencia

📅Hasta el 30 de junio de 2026
👉 http://tiny.cc/ld1w001

Great Saturday night show on TV
🌋

Canary Islands’ CSIC meeting (Somos CSIC Canarias)
240 (research, technicians and admin) staff from Tenerife and Gran Canaria
cc @csic.es

Introduce yourself with five concerts you've seen

Refused
The Prodigy
Motörhead
The (International) Noise Conspiracy
Audioslave

What's going on with reported teleseismic pick in recent years? Jens Havskov and Kathrin Lieser investigate:
doi.org/10.31905/QEA...

Ethiopian volcano erupts for first time in 12,000 years, sending ash cloud to Delhi | DW News YouTube video by DW News

Great info about the recent Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcanic eruption in the Afar region and the value of Earth Observation data by @uk-comet.bsky.social co-director @julietbiggs.bsky.social

www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhZI...

Event Response Reports - COMET 4th September 2025: COMET Event Response Report 1.9 – Fentale  Volcano, Ethiopia Purpose/Caveats: This event response report was produced to assist situational awareness and rapid response efforts. It...

We think there was a small eruption there in July/August (at least a small plume) and some ongoing activity there since (including continued uplift). I suspect all linked to recent activity along dyke from Erta Ale (See COMET reports on July/August activity at comet.nerc.ac.uk/event-respon...).

Congrats Anthony! Looking forward to read it 💪🌋

The 2025 Santorini unrest unveiled: Rebounding magmatic dike intrusion with triggered seismicity Magmatic intrusion in Earth’s crust can lead to hazardous volcanic eruptions, but the physical processes involved remain largely hidden from direct observation. We used machine learning–derived seismi...

New! We study the disruptive 2025 earthquake unrest near #Santorini using machine-learning derived seismicity as virtual stress meters at depth. We show the unrest was due to a magma dike intrusion, imaging in detail a complex, rebounding process of dike propagation.
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Tajogaite steaming in the morning

cc @ipna.csic.es @csic.es

Tajogaite volcano international scientific conference starts!

Expertos de distintos ámbitos compartirán con la ciudadanía los resultados y aprendizajes tras la erupción del #Tajogaite

Participan 3️⃣ de nuestros compañeros:
🔸Lunes 10 | 17 h – Manuel Nogales
🔸Martes 11 | 18 h – @pablojglez.bsky.social
🔸Viernes 14 | 17 h – Jessica López-Darías

Liftoff for Ariane 6 on flight #VA265 carrying the @CopernicusEU Sentinel-1D satellite to space.

The Faculty of Chemistry and #EarthSciences @uni-jena.de currently has two #geojob openings for #professorships: (1) General #Geophysics and (2) Geographical #RemoteSensing / #Earth #Observation. www.nature.com/naturecareer... @dgg-news.bsky.social @dvgeo.bsky.social @dggv-1848.bsky.social

Spontaneous Transient Summit Uplift at Taftan Volcano (Makran Subduction Arc) Imaged Using an InSAR Common‐Mode Filtering Method Evidence for a 10-month Taftan summit uplift episode due to a 490–630 m depth pressure source ending with increase in gas emissions Improved uplift characterization applying a novel satellite int...

🚨 New paper Alert! 🌋🛰️

We report the first signs of unrest at #Taftan Volcano (Makran Arc). Using InSAR and Common-Mode Filtering method, we detected a spontaneous 10-month summit uplift—without any external trigger—suggesting possible internal magmatic processes.

DOI: doi.org/10.1029/2025...

Our new paper on "Volcanic Eruptions and Moss Heath Wildfires on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula" is now out in GeoHazards.

Website: www.mdpi.com/2624-795X/6/...