Plans for 2025 include researches in the field in various continents, laboratory work comprising analogue modelling and numerical modelling, and participation at sessions at international and national congresses.
Both outdoor and lab works will be related to different approaches and methodologies, trying to be as synergic as possible. In particular it is expected to work at different scales and geodynamic settings, comprising compressional settings, as well as rift zones. Field expedition will include Iceland as a case of extensional settings, Mt. Etna, Italy, as an example of a complex geodynamic setting with interaction between tectonics and gravity lateral instability of the cone, and the Caucasus as example of compressional tectonics, including transcurrence in the Lesser Caucasus and reverse faulting in the Greater Caucasus.
At least two sessions will be organized at EGU, and possibly other congresses.