Newcomers, Introduce yourselves!

Hi everyone, and welcome to new council members. I'm an assistant professor at the University of New Brunswick in Canada. My research program straddles biogeochemistry, geomicrobiology, and near-surface geophysics.

I am a Research Assistant Professor of Geoinformatics at the University of Arizona BIO5 Institute. I work on spatial data cyberinfrastructure for CyVerse, collaborating with a diverse group of data science oriented projects in the life and earth sciences.

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Hello! I'm a marine geologist/geophysicist at GNS Science in Wellington, New Zealand. My research focuses on gas hydrates, fluid flow and seafloor geomorphology - currently working on the Hikurangi Margin. I think EarthArXiv is an awesome idea and think it is especially significant in areas where institutions don't have the funds to provide access to numerous publishers.

Warm welcome to all new members!

As I will leave the council, I want to say thanks and goodbye to everyone, was definitely a highlight to meet so many of you at this year's EGU!

Hello to all the newcomers!
I've been on the EarthArXiv advisory council for about a year now. I'm a Senior Lecturer in Volcanology at the University of Hull. I like volcanic flows, open access and Twitter.

Hi everyone, I've been following EarthArXiv since the inception and I'm so happy this exists. I'm a geophysicist and just started a Lecturer position at the University of Liverpool, UK. I work mainly on gravity and magnetic inverse problems and develop a bunch of open-source software as well. More info at https://www.leouieda.com

Hello,
As part of the original council I look forward to continue to promoting the arxiv.
I am an assistant prof at the Université de Montréal working on the effects of mineral aerosols on climate and ecosystems, mainly coming from fugitive emissions aka dust storms from present measurements/remote sensing, but also looking at these dynamics in past landscapes e.g., LGM using paleoclimatic models.
I am interested in exploring OA options for society level journals and return the power of the pen back these grassroots groups.

Hi all.
I was on the initial EarthArXiv Advisory Council and I'm very happy to continue promoting it. I re-introduce myself for the newcomers.
I'm a sedimentologist (Lecturer) at the University of Geneva working on modern sedimentary environments, mostly lakes. I use sediment cores, high resolution seismic data and multibeam echosounding. My favorite subjects are sublacustrine delta systems and canyons, sublacustrine mass-movements, event beds, and lake tsunamis. I'm also interested in Anthropocene questions.
I promote increased democracy and equity in academia and I like collaborative and Open Access initiatives.

Hi Everyone! Thanks for joining the community. When my busy period of works finishes, which should be in a couple of weeks time, I'll organise a group call to answer any questions you may have. Thanks! chris