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). https://t.co/h1RK9gs4NF... Deadline: 14.02.2025
"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.https://t.co/FwEkdHz4u2
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 https://t.co/FsdqxLus4s
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: https://t.co/OVwFNI3wch
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
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: https://t.co/gajOumlJDS
👉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: https://t.co/ZfDRE86oCt
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: https://t.co/5aQgawXNTM
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 https://t.co/fed2jEyFie
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
https://t.co/nXSlzb1qXf
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. https://t.co/k8PEas7wqP Deadline:22nd Jan 2025.
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! 🌟🌵🌎🇺🇲
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: https://t.co/UmAGjlDX9T
🦕🌎Excited to see our latest review on dinosaur palaeobiogeography, coauthored with Paul Upchurch (@ES_UCL), published today in Biology Letters (@RSocPublishing). 1/8 🔗 https://t.co/OITtvDuSH2
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