Cailey Condit
@cailcon.bsky.social
I like my rocks deformed and metamorphosed. Assist. Prof. at the University of Washington. Fluids 💦, rheology 💪, and the rock record🤘! She/her
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tl;dr: This federally funded science will help us understand deadly geologic hazards and we should fund basic research because it will save lives, money, and result in wonder!
May 23, 2025 at 4:39 PM
tl;dr: This federally funded science will help us understand deadly geologic hazards and we should fund basic research because it will save lives, money, and result in wonder!
I live in Seattle, WA. My city and the PNW is going to have a huge >8Mw earthquake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone Fault in the near future. I want to know all the hazards we will face when this earthquake comes, and learning more about these fault systems from the rock record is key!
May 23, 2025 at 4:39 PM
I live in Seattle, WA. My city and the PNW is going to have a huge >8Mw earthquake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone Fault in the near future. I want to know all the hazards we will face when this earthquake comes, and learning more about these fault systems from the rock record is key!
We're here, three PIs, one postdoc, two graduate students, and one undergrad on a research grant funded by the NSF. We're working on basic science, and our data is key to understand how the earth works and has important implications for seismic hazards along subduction fault zones.
May 23, 2025 at 4:39 PM
We're here, three PIs, one postdoc, two graduate students, and one undergrad on a research grant funded by the NSF. We're working on basic science, and our data is key to understand how the earth works and has important implications for seismic hazards along subduction fault zones.