Join Prof. Mat Collins from @UniofExeter on 11 November 2025 to explore how climate change may impact the tropical Pacific. Learn more: https://t.co/i9Jocl3oEj @ntu_ase

This #TsunamiDay, discover how #EOSsg is advancing tsunami science. Our latest blog post shows how collaboration across disciplines, institutions, and communities helps us better understand tsunamis and build resilience.

The next @ntu_ase & EOS Seminar will be held next Tuesday, 4 November 2025! Prof Fabio A. Capitanio from @MonashUni will share insights on high-energy earthquakes at subduction zones. Learn more: https://t.co/pEdfGJV1mI

Military families understand something powerful: Preparedness is an act of care. Before deployment, they build systems so life continues—accounts accessible, documents in order, both partners ready. It's a quiet strength worth recognizing this Veterans Day.

A new #EOSsg study finds Bandung, Indonesia, is the most exposed city overall to volcanic hazards, with nearly 9M people living near 12 volcanoes. Jakarta has the largest exposed population, Naples has the most people closest to a volcano, and San Salvador has the greatest number

This week, scientists and diplomats gathered at @NTUsg for a panel, co-hosted by EOSsg, @FranceinSG & @BrazilSG, on turning global climate commitments into action ahead of #COP30. We also launched an exhibition about Singapore’s role in addressing climate change.

Ahead of #COP30, #EOSsg, @FranceinSG & @BrazilSG will co-host a panel at @NTUsg on how to turn climate commitments into concrete action. 🗓️ 22 Oct  | 🕑 1:30–5:00 PM Register: https://t.co/ZRbIkYjlhP

What’s holding back good agent security protocols? Good sabotage agents. We find ways to improve sabotage agent performance to better test our security protocols.

Singapore is relatively safe from natural hazards compared to its neighbours, but not risk-free. This #DRRDay, we highlight some of the natural hazards that have occurred in the country. In partnership with SCDF, #EOSsg will host a webinar on how the public can respond to such

How can we protect Singapore’s northwestern coast from rising sea levels? #EOSsg scientist and Research Assistant Professor Stephen Chua discusses the importance of the northwestern coast ecosystem and the options proposed to safeguard the area. https://t.co/Sdaz2lPWbA

In Aug & Sep 2025, Johor, Malaysia, had minor earthquakes. #EOSsg scientist and Asst. Prof. Aron Melzner from @ntu_ase discusses this with the Straits Times. https://t.co/YZ73lp5vYD

A new #EOSsg study shows foreshocks release energy in a “sawtooth" pattern, unlike ordinary quakes. Using the Q index, researchers can detect this within 45 mins, helping us prepare for subsequent large earthquakes. #InVEST_EOS https://t.co/mBgNzk78Gh

Collaboration was at the heart of last month’s #InVEST_EOS workshop, which brought together scientists and international collaborators to exchange knowledge, share research, and strengthen regional partnerships in geohazard science.

@BrilynHollyhand @OfficialRushUSA @DavidLimbaugh You left out EIB. It was the Golden "EIB" Microphone. Excellence In Broadcasting. Your staged thrift-shop broadcast is far from excellent. But I'm sure the good folks from Rio Linda will support you 😂

Join us for the upcoming seminar with Prof. Cecilia Tortajada from @UofGlasgow to learn why coordinated global and local policy actions are vital for securing water, energy, and food systems amid increasing environmental and socio-economic changes. @ntu_ase

Singapore is building coastal barriers to protect against rising seas, but fragile habitats may be at risk. #EOSsg’s Stephen Chua says Tanjong Rimau’s 220M-year-old rocky outcrop is eroding and could be affected more by construction.

After Typhoon Kajiki hit Vietnam and Thailand, #EOSsg scientists noted that Singapore’s typhoon risk is very low but not zero. Dr @dhruba_samanta explained this, and Prof. Adam Switzer pointed to 2001’s Typhoon Vamei as a rare wake-up call.

In Chongqing’s rice paddies, we’re testing how rice farming can work with enhanced rock weathering to capture CO₂ — in collaboration with Southwest University. This field trip is supported by the Climate Transformation Programme. #CTP_EOS #EOSsg

The Johor quake on 24 Aug was likely an intraplate earthquake. #EOSsg scientist Aron Meltzner discussed lessons we can learn from this quake for Malaysia and Singapore. https://t.co/L79javeiAx

The next @ntu_ase & EOS Seminar will be held on Tuesday, 2 September 2025! Prof. Thomas S. Bianchi from @UofNH will share insights on the carbon cycle. Learn more: https://t.co/ELNwvH2JjJ

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Join Prof. Verena Schuenemann from the University of Basel on 19 Aug, 1 PM SGT to explore how DNA from the past reveals the history of diseases. Learn more: https://t.co/UsIFrqr7ei @ntu_ase

🎉 Happy 60th Birthday, Singapore! 🇸🇬 As we celebrate this significant moment, let’s learn about the Earth Observatory of Singapore’s role in promoting resilience and sustainability in the country. ✨ #SG60 #Singapore

Join us in congratulating the winners of the 2025 Dr. Stephen Riady Geoscience Scholars Fund: Ms. Marlena Joppien, Mr. Leoh Khai Ken, and Mr. Dampal Ranawaka! 🎉 They will conduct research on coral reefs, sediment cores, and iron availability in the ocean. https://t.co/NfLwa17Zzx