🌊 Dive into the Devonian! Join Dr. Julien Denayer on Jan 30, 2025, for his online talk in our lecture series: 'Birth, Development, and Death of the Devonian Reefs.'
🕒 15:00 UTC
📍 Location: Online via Zoom
🌊 Dive into the Devonian! Join Dr. Julien Denayer on Jan 30, 2025, for his online talk in our lecture series: 'Birth, Development, and Death of the Devonian Reefs.'
🕒 15:00 UTC
📍 Location: Online via Zoom
Interested in conservation, corals, & predictive modelling? 🪸
PhD project supervised by myself (@ES_UCL) & @nsantodomingo (@NHM_London) on the tropicalisation of marine communities across time & space available @NERC_TREES_DLA
🗓️ Apply by 20th Jan 2025
https://t.co/Pcnku4E0n6
📢Fully-funded PhD scholarship available for underrepresented ethnic groups @ES_UCL
Please get in touch if you are interested in:
- Corals🪸
- Marine biodiversity📈
- Macroecology 🌏
- Conservation Palaeobiology🐚
More info (inc. eligibility):
https://t.co/0urE0ztR4K
Mark your calendars! Our lecture series is back! We are starting with a talk on "Evolutionary history of Jurassic corals, reefs and coral communities" by Prof. Dr. Bernard Lathuillière on the 31st of October at 15:00 UTC. 🗓️
Things are getting real for next year's congress! The first circular is out, and the website is live. We're now awaiting responses to the call for sessions. Stay tuned for more updates, and see you in Toulouse! #GeoTolosa2025
Delighted that our paper 'Inside a sediment-stressed Middle Devonian carpet reef: Cave exposes details of three-dimensional facies architecture & palaeoecology' was selected by @JSedimentology Editorial Board as an Editorial Pick 2023!
@fossil_fancier
https://t.co/HJqOVnGUJI
Delighted that our paper 'Inside a sediment-stressed Middle Devonian carpet reef: Cave exposes details of three-dimensional facies architecture & palaeoecology' was selected by @JSedimentology Editorial Board as an Editorial Pick 2023!
@fossil_fancier
https://t.co/HJqOVnGUJI
Great start for this New Year learning about coral growth in the fossil record. Our next Lecture Series speaker is Thomas Brachert from Leipzig University. 🪸 Keep tuned on Thursday 25 Jan at 15.00 UTC 📷 #fossilreef#palaeontology
Our lecture series is starting tomorrow again and we are delighted that Prof. Mikołaj Zapalski is giving the first talk about "Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems in the Palaeozoic" #fossilreef#IFCRS#mesophotic#MesophoticReefs#Palaeozoic
Did you know that #MesophoticReefs have occurred over hundreds of millions of years?
We are happy to announce that @MikoZapalski is our next guest speaker at the IFCRS Lecture Series on next Thursday 30 Nov at 15.00 UTC
#fossilreef#palaeontology