NSGGA Lecture Thursday 14 October @ 19:30 via Zoom
All welcome, free to attend - request a link at https://t.co/mBYDUpW7yi
What sedimentary rocks can tell us about astronomical cycles and climates in deep geological time.
Dr James B. Riding (British Geological Survey).
I shall be giving a Zoom talk to the @NStaffsGA at 7:30pm on Thursday 8th October on “The Geology of North Staffordshire and its Geothermal Potential”. Priority given to NSGGA members but if interested some extra Zoom places are available via https://t.co/bPORtA4MUQ
February 24, 2014, a 4.4 billion-year-old crystal is discovered to be the oldest known fragment from the #earth's crust. The crystal was found in sedimentary rocks from Western Australia’s Jack Hills region 💎
Happy New Year everyone!!
Our 1st lecture of 2019 is Thursday 24th January at 7:30pm in the William Smith building. By Dr Richard Waller @wallersaur of Keele University- “The geomorphological and geological impacts of glaciers: recent insights from glacial land systems”
Yes indeed! Physical Geography at Keele University is number one, nationally, for student satisfaction. The photo Keele used to proclaim the fact in this tweet is actually from the Geology field trip, not ours, but our trips are great too. Get in touch if you'd like to know more!
#dinocup2018 Group C results. Velociraptor wins! With T-Rex a close second. Comfortable win for the therapods. Group D Match next, this one could be interesting!!
Don’t forget!! Details of our next lecture.
Weds 7 November 2018 @ 19:30 in the William Smith Building.
Quaternary Geological Ground Models for the Reduction of Engineering Risk
Dr David Giles (School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of Portsmouth)
Both options cost £8.50 and are served with roasted mediterranean vegetables, winter greens and rosti potatoes. Please mention you'll be joining the NSGGA table.
Good morning. Details of our next lecture.
Weds 7 November 2018 @ 19:30 in the William Smith Building.
Quaternary Geological Ground Models for the Reduction of Engineering Risk
Dr David Giles (School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of Portsmouth)
To book telephone the Refectory on 01782 734121 by 5pm on Monday 5th Nov. giving them your choice between Main Dish (Fillet of Cod with Chrizo and Chick Pea Cassoulet) or Vegetarian Option (Pancakes filled with Butter Beans and Parsnips in a Sweet and Sour Sauce).
The first lecture of the 2018-2019 season will be
Thursday11th October,
Dr Tom White (Natural History Museum London)
“A multiproxy approach to the reconstruction of the mid- to late-Plieistocene interglacial environments”
7:30pm. William Smith building. WS0.06, Keene Uni.
11/10/2018 Main course menu (£8.75 per person)
Main Dish: Salmon, Leek and Fennel parcel with a Chive Butter Sauce
Accompanying Vegetables: Buttered Cabbage, Courgettes Provencal & Lyonnaise Potatoes
Vegetarian Option: Lentil and Mushroom Stew served in Filo Pastry
The committee would be delighted if any NSGGA members would like to join us and the speaker for a meal in the Refectory before the lecture on Thursday 11th October. We meet at 6p.m. in the entrance to the William Smith Building.
If you would like to come along please telephone the Refectory on 01782 734121 before 5pm on Tuesday 9th October and make a booking to join the NSGGA table giving them your choice between Main Dish and Vegetarian Option.