Our PGR students have had a busy summer presenting their research all over the world. A number of students received a £500 travel bursary from SEES to support their attendance at international conferences this summer.
Claudia Lubao, a SEES PhD candidate (2021 – 2025) received a £500 travel bursary from SEES to attend the 16th congress of the Pan African Archaeological Association (PAA) for prehistory and the related studies in Zanzi
Patrick Barth awarded Outstanding Student and PhD Candidate Award in the Division on Planetary and Solar System Science
SEES postdoc, Dr Hana Jurikova, was invited to share her expert view on a recent scientific advance published in Nature Geoscience
Prof Adrian Finch will be talking at this session on the 17th of October 2022 at Scotland House in Brussels on the subject of European Sustainable Resource Use.
A hearty congratulations to 5 of our staff who have been promoted in the 2022 round!
We are advertising for a fixed term (2-year) Associate Lecturer in Geoscience and GIS. The advertisement and further particulars can be found here.
Over 96% of our research was ranked as either world-leading or internationally excellent, in the REF21.
Our fifth year MGeol student, Grace Nielson, will represent Scotland at the UK Final of the 2022 Young Persons' Lecture Competition!
Climate cooling associated with sulphur gases directly contributed to the extinction of the dinosaurs, research carried out at the University of 精东传媒 has found.