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Greece’s New Seismic Maps, Santorini & Predicting the Unpredictable ft. Prof. Costas Papazachos

Greece is the seismic heart of Europe. In this episode, we sit down with Prof. Costas Papazachos, a central figure in Mediterranean geophysics, to discuss the high-stakes reality of mapping earthquake risks. In this episode: We explore the counterintuitive science of why Santorini’s iconic cliffs actually increase seismic danger. Prof. Papazachos also opens up about the "burden" of being the public face of seismology on TV and why the world needs a new generation of geoscientists to open the "black box" of the Mediterranean. 🎙️ About Geoscientists' Voices: We interview the leading minds in Earth Science to uncover the stories behind the geosciences. The project is supported by the AGU Voices for Science program. ▶️ Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to Professor Costas Papazachos 0:47 Why choose geophysics? 2:22 Biggest hurdles in Greek seismology 6:11 Santorini cliffs and seismic danger 9:39 Compiling Greece's new seismic hazard map 12:18 Decline in geoscience enrollment 15:33 Advice to younger self 17:47 Life hacks for students and early career researchers 21:37 A professor's typical daily routine 26:03 Science communication and earthquake prediction 30:23 Reading habits outside of science 32:40 Hobbies and interests outside of science 37:43 Most memorable moment in career 48:06 If you could travel back in time