Matthieu presented his research on the corals in the Gulf of Aqaba during the Red Sea Research Center dual seminar

Alejandra, Margherita, and Laura (CES KAUST) set sail to deploy six OBSs in the Red Sea for the ZAFRAN project

Alejandra presented our group at the PSE Research-Groups Expo 2021.

Renier Viltres defended his Ph.D. Thesis in Earth Science and Engineering

Nicolás published a paper on the interseismic deformation in the Gulf of Aqaba from GPS measurements

Xing Li published a paper about the Burst-Overlap Interferometry (BOI) technique applied to study the inter-seismic deformation along the Southern Dead Sea Fault (Gulf of Aqaba).

Matthieu Ribot published a paper on Tectonics titled: "Active Faults' Geometry in the Gulf of Aqaba, Southern Dead Sea Fault, Illuminated by Multibeam Bathymetric Data"

Daniele published a paper on JGR - Solid Earth titled: "Interpreting Inverse Magnetic Fabric in Miocene Dikes From Eastern Iceland"

Shaozhuo published a paper titled: "Thin crème brûlée rheological structure for the Eastern California Shear Zone" on Geology.

A paper about the Yutian Earthquake earthquake has been published by Xing Li on Seismological Research Letters journal.

Renier published a paper titled "Kinematics and deformation of the southern Red Sea region from GPS observations" on Geophysical Journal International.

Hannes' paper on the Bayesian Earthquake Analysis Tool (BEAT) is published

Rémi Matrau has published a paper in Tectonics based on his M.Sc. thesis research

A paper on lower crustal heterogeniety in Tibet has been published in Journal of Geophysical Research by Shaozhuo Liu et al.

The proceedings volume for the Northquake 2019 workshop has been published with about 30 articles​

​Rishahb Dutta defended his Ph.D. Thesis is Earth Science and Engineering

​Nicolás Castro-Perdomo defended his MS thesis on 7 October 2019

The third R/V Thuwal research cruise returns Tiran Island and Mabahiss Deep

A paper by Yuan-Kai Liu et al. is published in EPSL

The CDI group returns after over two weeks of GPS fieldwork in northern Iceland​