Pilar Villamor

@Aotearoa_uNZipd @gnsscience @PaleoStahl @rangitaneow Well done, Rob!

Congratulations to Earthquake Geologist @Aotearoa_uNZipd who was today awarded funding through the 2022 Endeavour Fund to better understand if major landslides are more likely to be caused by faults found along subduction zones or those along upper-plate boundaries!

Congratulations to my colleague "Roberto"Langridge

Iberfault4. Round table on ' Mapping of co-sesimic effects. Emergency response and coordination of fried surveys.' Counting on great expertise and talks by D. Pantosti, K . Berryman and R. Perez-Lopez and chairing by E. Masana. Fantastic discussion!

Humbled to received a tribute form my Spanish colleagues for my contribution to mentoring, training and hosting Spanish researchers/students ..a tribute that I extend to the Paleoseismology Team at GNS. @ActiveFaults @gnsscience

Here we go! #Iberfault4 Enhorabuena for Pilar and her achievements in active faults and paleoseismicity. Congratulations 🎉

Pilar Villamor is summing up 25 y of #paleoseismic work in #NewZealand @Aotearoa_uNZipd , stimulating the #Iberfault4 meeting from an active plate boundary

@SeismologyFinn Good meals for dinner too... Thanks!

I am supporting Figgle_art fund raising for Ukraine. You can get some geological art and support REDCROSSAU Tongariro crossing Waihau Bay - remnant of 125 kyr old marine terrace 1957 Goby Altay fault surface rupture Mongolia @figgle_art figgle.com/collections/uk…

Parekarangi site....other wall

Rob Langridge working hard. Student Yaas happy to know it is a fault not a shoreline.

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Start of three days of sharing Maori and Pakeha scientific knowledge. Pouroto Ngaropo at Iramoko Marae

@ijhamling Wait till you arrive in the office without shoes...it was then when I realised I had finally become a kiwi!!!

You know it's going to be a bad day when you realise mid morning that you've put different shoes on!!

Some of us collected our Award _Science New Zealand, GNS Team "Tectonics and Structure of New Zealand". I felt very proud of 20 year long achievements. This is TSZ Programme last year. It was a nice way to say good bye. We continue our good science within a different programme

Great Meeting on Great Earthquakes at College de France. Thanks to Barbara Romanowicz and Yann Klinger for fantastic organisation. Great talks, scientific discussions, food.. and we even enjoyed a bit of snow.

Great audience questions duri g Q&A @PATA DAYS public talk

Pata Days public talk , full house

@KateClarkEqGeo You never garble! Well done Kate

@RLangridgeEqgeo Lima obviously

@ch_gruetze Did you get a window seat?