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    Jun 3, 2025
    🦋 ESE is now on #BlueSky 👇Be sure to follow us for news & updates! bsky.app/profile/eseimp…
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    Apr 30
    New study challenges recent signs of active volcanoes on Venus 🌋 A new study involving ESE has found that radar brightness changes once linked to fresh lava flows at Sif Mons & Niobe Planitia on Venus may just be viewing angle differences, not eruptions
    Research casts doubt on claims of present-day volcanism on Venus
    From imperial.ac.uk
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    Imperial Earth Science & Engineering
    @ESEImperial
    Mar 17
    🗣️ ESE's Prof Chris Pain will be giving a presentation on how AI tools can benefit physics-based modelling, as part of @nvidia's GPU Technology Conference, tomorrow at 10am (GMT), followed by a live Q&A. 👉 Find out more, including how to tune in: nvidia.com/gtc/session-ca…
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    Imperial Earth Science & Engineering
    @ESEImperial
    Feb 18
    ❄️Researchers at ESE @imperialcollege co-led this game-changing project that has recovered a 228-m-long sediment core from Antarctica! #SWAIS2C
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    Feb 17
    Scientists retrieved the longest sediment core yet from beneath the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, aiming to understand its past changes and how it may respond to future warming
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    Imperial Earth Science & Engineering
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    Feb 17
    🌊 An international team co-led by ESE at @imperialcollege has obtained the longest ever core of ancient mud and rock from beneath the Antarctic ice – a multimillion-year record that will help predict critical sea level rise in our rapidly warming world!
    Imperial researchers help unlock Antarctica’s deep past with record-breaking drill into the ice
    From imperial.ac.uk