Really nice to see that the work of our own Dr Chiara Petrone is featuring in the Editor's highlight page on Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

Nicolò and i are ready to talk about 🌋 I the Attenborough studio Natural History Museum VMSG Volcanologists of London Natural History Museum Science

Volcano day at Natural History Museum in full swing. We have rocks, mineral, games, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions Finley Gilchrist James Hammond Michele Paulatto @grumpy_volcano

Congratulations to Kerys Meredew for Best Student Poster and Emma Watts for Best Student Talk at VMSG 2023! Honourable mentions also go to Kyra Cutler and May Chim for their poster and talk respectively. Fantastic work from you all! 🌋

Congratulations to our student prize winners Emma Watts and Kerys Meredew! And with that it's time to close the curtain on #VMSG2023 . Thanks once again to the organising committee Volcanologists of London and to all the attendees for making it a fantastic conference.

Congratulations to Kerys Meredew for Best Student Poster and Emma Watts for Best Student Talk at VMSG 2023! Honourable mentions also go to Kyra Cutler and May Chim for their poster and talk respectively. Fantastic work from you all! 🌋

We’re now rounding off VMSG 2023 with our AGM and final remarks. A huge thank you to VMSG and the volcanology community for all your support in brining this conference together ❤️🌋

The final set of talks this afternoon at VMSG 2023 discusses magma dynamics and deformation, the dynamics of dykes, mush evolution and magmatic differentiation 🌋

The final set of talks this afternoon at VMSG 2023 discusses magma dynamics and deformation, the dynamics of dykes, mush evolution and magmatic differentiation 🌋

Let's kick off the 3rd day of #VMSG2023 with an entire day on magmatic processes and talks from our own Finley Gilchrist and #ClaraMatthewTorres VMSG

The third talk of this session at VMSG 2023 is from our own Finley Gilchrist(Finley Gilchrist) discussing his interesting work on the link between geochemistry and changes in style of activity in Guatemala 🌋

The second talk of this session at VMSG 2023 is from our own Clara Matthews-Torres, discussing her interesting work on chalcophile element flux variability across volcanoes in Central Mexico 🌋

The final day of VMSG 2023 is focused on magmatic systems, with the first session looking at melt inclusions, diffusion chronometry, and element fluxes at volcanic centres 🌋

Let's kick off the 3rd day of #VMSG2023 with an entire day on magmatic processes and talks from our own Finley Gilchrist and #ClaraMatthewTorres VMSG

Congratulations Nicholas Barber🌋 for the #VMSG -Zeiss ECR award talking about metal systematics and magmatic processes VMSG

Fascinating keynote talk from Eliza Calder, winner of this year's Thermo-Fisher VSMG Award, about scientific, local and indigenous perspectives on volcanic risk in Guatemala and how these have been combined in a unique new film. Congratulations Eliza for the well deserved award!

Our second session of day 2 at VMSG 2023 focuses on volcanoes and society, focusing on volcanic risk and human responses in Guatemala, memories of past eruptions in La Palma, Atlantic ocean island evolution, as well as metal systematics and magmatic processes 🌋

day 2 of #VMSG2023 is on with #ElizaCalder worthy recipient of VMSG award VMSG

We kick off day 2 of VMSG 2023 with hazards and risk to the environment from volcanic activity. We discuss the atmospheric and climatic impacts from volcanic activity, the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption, and impacts on forest environments 🌋

It's going to be a wonderful day Natural History Museum full of 🌋 and activities, come and share the wonder. VMSG #VMSG2023