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When a conference becomes a virtual conference…
Annique van der Boon describes her experience of EGU 2020 when the conference organisers decided to hold the conference as a virtual conference. When a conference becomes a virtual conference……
Geoscience for the future
This is a link to site where you can download a poster that outlines how geoscientists or Earth scientists will be crucial in meeting society’s future needs. Geoscience for the…
Impressions of a field meeting in Bremmen.
The focus of this field meeting was reading geologic time in Palaeozoic sedimentary rocks. https://vimeo.com/294153534 https://vimeo.com/294153534
Fieldwork in the Peruvian Andes
Join a group of British and Peruvian scientists as they travel to an erupting volcano in the Peruvian Andes to install geophysical monitoring equipment. Documentary film produced by George Henton…
Where do Earth Science graduates work now?
Where do Earth Science graduates work now? Always wondered where Earth Science graduates work? In the figure below you will find names of companies and institutions where University of Liverpool…
What can I do after my Earth Science degree?
What can I do after my Earth Science degree? Not many future undergraduates know that there are a lot of different job opportunities for Earth Science graduates, both in the…
Rubber ducks and plate tectonics
The ideas behind the videos of foam rubber in water tanks, intended to illustrate features such as isostasy and flexure, were stimulated during my planning for a talk in a…
Exploring volcanic activity in Guatemala
Dr. Paul Wallace In early June 2019, I spent 10 days on fieldwork exploring three of Guatemala’s active volcanoes and investigating the different forms of volcanic activity. These included Santiaguito…
Lessons learned from 30 years of engaging next generation geoscientists
At Liverpool, courses for A-level geology teachers have now been running for more than 30 years and the University of Liverpool is now recognised as a UK leader this field. …
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