Congratulations to Cohort 5 CDT student Thomas Goldring who has been awarded an ISPRS Best Young Author Award for his forthcoming paper at https://t.co/E3YCZajnFJ! Announcement is at https://t.co/uSSPVD6rPm, paper to follow after the Congress! @EngineeringNCL
Congratulations to Ambreen Masud for her paper investigating open-source and proprietary data for urban flood modelling in Cartagena, Colombia - see: https://t.co/F5RyJhAD6T
The wild flower meadow outside OSHQ always looks glorious after No Mow May! 🌼
By pausing routine mowing across our sites, we’ve given space for spontaneous wildflowers to emerge, supported essential pollinators, and helped boost local biodiversity in a simple way.
We're thrilled to share that @HayleyJFowler has been
elected a Fellow of the Royal Society (@royalsociety) in recognition of her pioneering work on climate change impacts.
Read our press release here: https://t.co/EjmAzDXMg6
Strong CDT representation at yesterday's Civil and Geospatial Engineering Research Conference in NCL - Doreen Boyd gave a keynote, numerous CDT student presentations (Nadia Skifa's an award winning one!) and Visiting Prof of Practice, Vanessa Lawrence did the closing (pictured).
Thanks to Ruth and Michael for representing the CDT at a poster session in Newcastle yesterday attended by EPSRC Executive Chair, Prof Charlotte Deane, and her colleagues.
The CDT was well represented at the annual EGU General Assembly in Vienna last week, with four of our students presenting - well done Olivia, Francisco, Carrow and Ruth.
Well done to Cohort 3 CDT student Kene Maliehe for her paper, "A Bayesian inversion of TROPOMI methane observations over South Africa: Implications for bottom-up inventories" just published in Science of The Total Environment - see: https://t.co/GNzkJPZGEM
If you're on the Newcastle University campus today, come and visit the "Geospatial Gazebo" where you can try out the start-of-the-art field equipment that students on our new Geospatial AI MSc programme will be using from this September. https://t.co/fZEgG3goGK
Interested in the spatial dynamics of biodiversity and cycling behaviour? If so, take a look at Philip Home's research, just published in "Health and Place": https://t.co/2LXgTxhHZc
Proud as punch to announce that Cohort 3 student Sophie Mann won Best Poster Award at the Young Coastal Scientists and Engineers Conference, which took place at the University of Nottingham earlier this week. Well done, Sophie!
Registrations are open for the OS Innovation Festival! 🎉
Join people from across the public and private sectors for two days of hands-on innovation, collaboration and fresh thinking using location data.
Register now: https://t.co/3DDbUs3KqZ
Hugely enjoyable day yesterday at the "Heritage Geospatial Symposium" hosted by Riegl UK at The Hospitium, Museum Gardens, York. We participated in a round table on the future of geospatial surveying, and Neil Sutherland delivered an invited presentation on his PhD research.
And that's wrap on Challenge Week 2026! Great week on the IoW completed today with presentation of the deliverables - many thanks to everyone involved, including IoW Council and the NDTP, but especially our amazing students. Safe trip home, everyone!
Had to personally leave island life behind earlier today, but what a privilege to spend a few days with these incredible researchers. As individuals their skills leave you in awe, but when they work together as a team... Just Wow! Can't wait to see what they produce by Friday...
Thinking about Postgraduate study and interested in AI?
Applications are open for the fully funded Spärck AI Scholarship for eligible AI & Data Master’s courses starting in 2026
Find out more: https://t.co/lYVkmnJQTt
Deadline: 17 April 2026
Interesting announcements on renewable energy from @energygovuk today as our PhD students report in to their CEO on their day's Challenge Week progress re: a wind and solar digital twin... if you want to solve the energy crisis you need to think geospatially!
Some brain storming, a meeting with the IoW Council, a little bit of field validation, and a sit-down stand-up on Monday sees the team ready to go hard at the challenge of locating renewable energy sites on the island on Tuesday...