H appy publication day to The Lockdown Chronicles ! Get your copy NOW! (Please? Links open in new tabs). With a preface by Martin Paul Eve; design by Francisco de la Mora. “Ernesto Priego’s Lockdown Chronicles are great. And if you make comics, an object lesson in what you can do with four panels. “ – Katy Whitaker Read an interview with me about creating the chronicles here.
If we were lucky to travel to the Earth’s centre, perhaps as part of an international crew of terranauts chosen to observe and investigate our planet’s interior… just before entering the molten core, we would insist on making a “must stop” of our journey, almost like one of those vista points you can’t resist making a stop at, cruising along some imaginary coastal highway.
Buoyant material rising in the Earth's mantle is expected to spread out when it reaches the base of a tectonic plate like pancake batter dropped into a pan.
I am very excited to announce that an article coauthored with evolutionary biologist Dr Ricardo González Trujillo is now out. Gonzalez-Trujillo R. &
The largest earthquakes occur at subduction zones, where one plate descends beneath another into the underlying mantle, at a convergent plate boundary. Some subduction zones seem to host more large earthquakes than others (Fig. 1), potentially reflecting the influence of large-scale geodynamic processes, which vary from one subduction zone to the next.
N ow deposited at City Research Online: Sturdee, M., Lewis, M., Spiel, K., Priego, E., Fernandez Camporro, M. and Hoang, T. (2021). SketCHI 4.0: Hands-On Special Interest Group on Remote Sketching in HCI . Paper presented at the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 08 – 13 May 2021, Yokohama, Japan.
Integration of passive seismic images, geochemistry, and reconstruction of uplift from river profiles provide new findings on arc-continent collisional processes
Continents host the oldest building blocks of the Earth's surface and keep a record of the processes that shaped it. A careful reading and high-performance computational modelling of the early, hotter Earth reveal a coming of age story.
T he end of the year is nigh and this is most likely my last post from 2020. Wishing you all safe and happy holidays and the best for 2021. In order to make sense of some the work I did this year I have deposited on figshare a basic sheet listing a selection of my articles, blog posts and outputs I published openly during 2020. It does not include every single thing I published, and does exclude my musical podcast episodes etc.
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