We are seeking a Lecturer (Teaching) to act as Deputy Undergraduate Tutor and to assist with delivering our taught programmes (particularly in areas of environmental geoscience and environmental geochemistry). ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/... Deadline: 14.02.2025
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Horizon - The Big Chill (2003)
An excellent, prophetic documentary explaining evidence about possible disruption to #GulfStream #AMOC, potential impact + #teleconnections
Featuring several experts Dr Richard Wood @metoffice, @WHOI, @profbillmaguire @ES_UCL
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"Dinosaurs are well studied but we don't really know where they came from."
A new study led by @ES_UCL and @uclmaps suggests the remains of the earliest dinosaurs may lie undiscovered in the Amazon and other equatorial regions of South America and Africa.bit.ly/4jna9DX
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New paper led by former @ucl undergraduate @palaeocarly (now @GeosciencesEd) + @ES_UCL PhD student @palaeoburke on the internal cranial anatomy of the Paleogene crocodylian Argochampsa, with an evaluation of salinity tolerance in extinct crocodyliforms doi.org/10.1111/joa.14213
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More than 100 small #earthquakes in #Surrey might have been triggered by #oil extraction from a nearby well, finds a new study by Dr Matthew Fox @apatite4life and Prof Philip Meredith (@ES_UCL) using updated knowledge of the #rocks oil was extracted from: ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-physi…
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On Day 18 of #MAPSAdvent2024 we're highlighting a popular study led by @ES_UCL researchers, which confirmed #Scottish and #Irish #rocks as rare record of ‘#snowball #Earth’, a crucial moment in planetary #history when the globe was covered in #ice: ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-physi…

ALT Investigating evidence for glaciation. Members of an International Subcommission on the Cryogenian System investigate evidence for glaciation on Eileach an Naoimh (holy isle), one of the Garvellach islands in Scotland

ALT An outcrop called ‘the Bubble’ on Eileach an Naoimh (Holy Isle). It shows a huge white rock fragment, tens of metres across, which was originally part of the underlying rock sequence. The layering in the carbonate rock has been squeezed tightly under immense pressure and transported by thick ice sheets to its final resting as one of many different rock fragments within a moraine
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Remember when @ES_UCL geophysicists installed #seismometers around #WembleyPark for #TaylorSwift’s Eras concerts and found that the opening night performance of ‘Love Story’ produced the strongest ground tremors? Highlight of Day 8 of #MAPSAdvent2024!
@seismo_steve #LoveStory
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PhD project @ES_UCL supervised by me on the evolution and biogeography of alligatoroid crocodylians, utilising CT scan data to evaluate internal cranial anatomy, as part of the @NERC_TREES_DLA. Application deadline = 20th Jan 2025: trees-dla.ac.uk/projects/neu…
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👉Paleoclimatic response was negligible in the Gulf of Mexico despite two or more #extraterrestrial impact events occurring approximately 35.65 million years ago
@Bridget_S_Wade @ES_UCL
🔗Read more: nature.com/articles/s43247-0…
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On Day 4 of #MAPSAdvent2024 we share a popular discovery by the team involving @ES_UCL scinetists: #MountEverest grew by about 15 to 50 metres over the last 89,000 years, since the nearby Arun river merged with the adjacent Kosi river network. Read more: ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-physi…
We’ve joined Bluesky and looking forward to connecting with you there: bsky.app/profile/es-ucl.bsky…
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Bioscience and environmental science at UCL have been given a major boost: funding from @NERCscience and @BBSRC will support PhD students in @uclbiosciences, @ES_UCL and @UCLgeography, equipping future scientists to meet pressing global challenges ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/nov/bios…
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Article: Laramide flat-slab subduction releases fluids into the overlying crust that mediate water-fluxed melting of precursor lower crust, forming porphyry copper deposits
@lamontsterTN1 @geo_frances @jwilki1212 @UoBEarthScience @ES_UCL @LODE_London
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A really nice summary of the sea level equation and how it helps us understand sea level rise by Amy Ariyo as part of my module ocean physics and climate change #GEOL0022 @ES_UCL
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We are part of the NERC London DTP and the NERC TARGET Mineral Resources CDT and regularly recruit PhD students - check here for current studentship opportunities. ucl.ac.uk/earth-sciences/res… Deadline:22nd Jan 2025.
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Really excited to see our #openaccess paper out today! Great work led by @LamontsterTN1 suggesting Laramide porphyry #copper deposits in the western USA resulted from water-fluxed crustal melting during flat-slab subduction. Huge thanks to @bhp & @isotopesUK for funding! 🌟🌵🌎🇺🇲
Article: Laramide flat-slab subduction releases fluids into the overlying crust that mediate water-fluxed melting of precursor lower crust, forming porphyry copper deposits
@lamontsterTN1 @geo_frances @jwilki1212 @UoBEarthScience @ES_UCL @LODE_London
nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
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New paper in @RSocPublishing describing a sauropod dinosaur hindlimb from the Early Cretaceous of the Isle of Wight, UK, led by former @ES_UCL masters student, Robert Higgins (now @HarvardOEB), with @NHMdinolab + Paul Upchurch: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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🦕🌎Excited to see our latest review on dinosaur palaeobiogeography, coauthored with Paul Upchurch (@ES_UCL), published today in Biology Letters (@RSocPublishing). 1/8 🔗 royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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We have a range of events suitable for students currently in years 7-13, starting on Monday! Explore and sign up here: buff.ly/3YnJtZS
#EarthSciences #Humanitarian #maths #NaturalSciences #sociology #politics @ES_UCL @stsucl @UCLRDR @MathematicsUCL @UCLOutreach
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Fantastic news for our very own Andrew Thomson - an absolutely outstanding scientist researching the deep Earth with extremely challenging and original techniques - well done Andy! @LeverhulmeTrust @ucl @uclmaps @ES_UCL
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