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Joanne Johnson, British Antarctic Survey.
Wednesday 07 May 2025, 17:30-19:00
Harker 1, Department of Earth Sciences, Downing Street
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Quaternary Discussion Group (QDG)
Detecting reversible retreat and readvance of the Antarctic Ice Sheet during the Holocene
Cambridge Volcanology Seminar
Tracking the behaviour of sulfur in oxidised magmas using sulfur isotopes
Cambridge Volcanology Seminar
The formation of co-genetic silica-undersaturated and silica-oversaturated igneous rocks: pressure, fractional crystallisation and crustal assimilation
Cambridge Volcanology Seminar
Exploring changes in exposure to glaciovolcanic hazard
Cambridge Volcanology Seminar
Building global resilience to volcanic eruptions
Sedgwick Club talks
Tracing horizons of habitability on Venus
Sedgwick Club talks
Differences in Fluvial Geomorphology between Earth and Mars
Sedgwick Club talks
Geoarchaeological evidence for climate change in Ancient Egypt
Sedgwick Club talks
Understanding the circumstances surrounding Late Pleistocene Megafaunal Extinctions in Australia
Sedgwick Club talks
Exploring the seafloor: the rock record of hydrothermal fluid circulation
Sedgwick Club talks
Microbial Metabolic Innovation: A Constraint On The Early Animal Fossil Record?
Sedgwick Club talks
Earth Systems Palaeobiology: using climate models to better understand the habitats of marine animals through geologic time
Quaternary Discussion Group (QDG)
Pantastic archaeology in the northern Namib Sand Sea
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Sedgwick Club talks
African roots of the dinosaur family tree
Sedgwick Club talks
Shedding the light on shear zone development, evolution and rheology: Case studies and remaining questions
Quaternary Discussion Group (QDG)
The Greenland Speleothem Record of Past Hydroclimate and Vegetation Changes
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Sedgwick Club talks
Exploring Martian Geology for Signs for the Potential for Life
Sedgwick Club talks
Experiences and sustainability in mining
Sedgwick Club talks
Ecosystem Relocation on Snowball Earth: polar-alpine ancestry of the modern surface biosphere
Quaternary Discussion Group (QDG)
The Pleistocene Evolution of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current: An Interglacial Perspective
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Quaternary Discussion Group (QDG)
Vacuuming the Atlantic, Paepalology and getting things βwrong, wrong, wrong!β β pollen tales from the archives
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Sedgwick Club talks
Conservation Palaeobiology: utilising the fossil record to address the current biodiversity crisis
Sedgwick Club talks
Highs and lows of the South Atlantic
Sedgwick Club talks
Rivers in the Rock Record: From Utah to Wales
Sedgwick Club talks
GfGD-Sedgwick Talk
Sedgwick Club talks
Small carbonaceous fossils (SCFs): early animals under the microscope
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Geology, resources and sovereignty: the ongoing effort to map Arctic Canada
Sedgwick Club talks
Birds made of stone
Sedgwick Club talks
The Fifth Element: Boron recycling in the Iceland mantle plume
Sedgwick Club talks
The adventures of the Curiosity rover in Gale crater: exploring Mars geology by robot
Sedgwick Club talks
Exploring the Hydrothermal Evolution of Ocean Crust using Scientific Ocean Drilling
Sedgwick Club talks
Oil and water don't mix: a view inside the scientific response to BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Geobiology and palaeontology in the 21st century: new approaches using Big data, high-throughput digitisation, and machine learning
Sedgwick Club talks
Intra-slab seismicity: an under-appreciated source of seismic hazard
Sedgwick Club talks
Quantifying fault slip over multiple earthquake cycles: the past is the key to the present
Sedgwick Club talks
I know what you did last summer...
Sedgwick Club talks
Magmatism and volcanism on Io: Understanding the interiors of lava-worlds
Sedgwick Club talks
Hydrogeology: why is it important?
Sedgwick Club talks
Granite and Ice Cream: βMeltamorphism' and Crystal Growth at (Relatively) Low Temperatures
Sedgwick Club talks
Polar Operations β the support behind the science
Sedgwick Club talks
Title to be confirmed
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Mars InSight: Geophysical investigations on another planet
Sedgwick Club talks
Rapid physical weathering in the Arctic and impacts on modern atmosphere CO2
Sedgwick Club talks
Mental Wellbeing During Fieldwork - A Potential Barrier to Broader Diversity in Geosciences and Related Disciplines
Sedgwick Club talks
Cornish Lithium and life as an exploration geologist
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Gas emissions from volcanoes and active tectonic regions: Implications for the deep carbon cycle
Sedgwick Club talks
#PlumeTeam - tracing a massive Hawaiian eruption from source to exposed communities
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Hypervelocity impact on Earth: Cratering mechanics, shock processes and environmental consequences
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Dynamics of a chemically pulsing mantle plume
Sedgwick Club talks
Microfossil and model constraints on the global climate during the Cambrian βexplosionβ
Sedgwick Club talks
Taking the planet to the IMAX: Diving into the volcano and other stories
Sedgwick Club talks
Patterns of tetrapod diversification on land (and possible explanations)
Sedgwick Club talks
The causes and consequences of the Messinian Salinity Crisis
Sedgwick Club talks
Assessment of lithospheric controls on Mesozoic volcanism in Mongolia
Sedgwick Club talks
PhD showcase
Sedgwick Club talks
Forming planetary cores without magma oceans: an alternative view from in-situ tomographic imaging at extreme conditions
Sedgwick Club talks
My summer was better than yours...
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Quartz deformation microstructures and crystallographic preferred orientations - new insights on old paradigms
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
The Harland collection
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Kimberlites from micro- to mega-scopic: Tales of melt evolution and mantle dynamics
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Madness in their Method? problematic practices in Palaeobiogeography illustrated by the study of dinosaurs.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Enhanced Ξ΄13C and Ξ΄18O differences between the South Atlantic and South Pacific since the last glaciation gives us clues on how the ocean exhaled: The deep gateway hypothesis'
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Paleo-perspectives on the changing Arctic Ocean
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
A New Mode of Decadal Variability in the Pacific Ventilated Thermocline and its Influence on Global Warming
Sedgwick Club talks
Sedimentology of Paralic Reservoirs: applications to a super-giant oil field in South Iraq
Sedgwick Club talks
Conservation at the Natural History Museum London
Sedgwick Club talks
The formation of the solar system
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Understanding the evolution of early terrestrial ecosystems: Bridging geological and biological boundaries.
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Quantifying physiological rates in ancient algae.
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Ocean chemistry and the rise of metazoans.
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
The Dinosaur Resurrection: How the end-Cretaceous Mass Extinction Gave Rise to Modern Birds.
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Is modern biodiversity exceptional for the Phanerozoic?
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Paleoenvironments and Evolutionary Dynamics in the Context of Human Evolution.
Sedgwick Club talks
Chronicling Ethiopiaβs explosive volcanic past using lake sediments
Sedgwick Club talks
Illuminating the origins of complex life: Spatial analysis of Ediacaran ecosystems
Sedgwick Club talks
Killing Machines: Studying Predation in the Fossil Record and Beyond
Quaternary Discussion Group (QDG)
On the role of the Southern Ocean in modulating (past) climate variability
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Sedgwick Club talks
Development and Hydrogeology in Nepal: Spring Revival Experiments in the Mid Hills
Sedgwick Club talks
Disaster Risk Reduction: Seismic hazard analysis in Nepal
Sedgwick Club talks
Predation In The Cambrian
Sedgwick Club talks
National Geographic Explorers
Sedgwick Club talks
The perils of planetary geology: why no one should ever complain about mapping in Britain and Ireland
Sedgwick Club talks
Department PhD Showcase
Sedgwick Club talks
Living with Earthquakes: bridging the physical and social sciences
Sedgwick Club talks
Redrawing the Dinosaur family tree
Sedgwick Club talks
G5a: the geology, origin and celebrity of Shap Granite.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Transport, deposition and migration of magmatic sulfide liquid
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
From the outcrop to the mass spectrometer: tracing the history of atmospheric oxygen on Earth
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Tracing Antarctic Bottom Water formation in the AdΓ©lie and George V Land: A proxy calibration study.
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Eclogite in the Trans-Hudson Orogen, Canada: Himalayan-style continental subduction in the Paleoproterozoic
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Granular segregation in dunes and avalanches
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
A network approach to faults and fractures
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Structural and metamorphic perspectives on episodic tremor and slow slip
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Extension in Compressional Orogens: The Shakhdara Gneiss Dome
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
From micromechanics to macroscopic tectonics
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Core formation, composition, and dynamics: new insights from experiments, theoretical calculations, and modeling
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Rheology of olivine: the cold side
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Understanding the diversification of tetrapods in deep time: rock record biases, constraints and physical drivers
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Integrating macroecology and macroevolution to study the record of speciesΒΉ responses to global change
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Taphonomic insights into the Ediacaran biosphere
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Developmental and palaeobiological insights on the early evolution of Panarthropoda
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Unravelling form and function in the fossil record: a multidisciplinary approach
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Getting inside the heads of early vertebrates
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Understanding the role of microbes in the formation of dolomite
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Diamond formation at its role in the Earth's deep carbon cycle
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Post-Perovskite - Extreme properties at extreme conditions.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Recent unprecedented state of eastern Mediterranean Sea within the last millennium
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Isotopes, Microbes, and Enzymes in the Earth System: a sulfur story.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Gas Fractionation in Two-Phase Flow: Theory, Observation, and Experiments
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Veritas in Vanadium? High Temperature Applications of a Nascent Stable Isotope System
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Generation of mantle heterogeneities
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
CrystalΒ recordsΒ from the Deep:Β AΒ uniqueΒ archive of magmatic processesΒ fromΒ sourceΒ to surface
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Sulphides - Geochemical messengers from the mantle
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
ExcessΒ 182W in the Moon:Β Constraints on the late veneer and lunar origin.
Special Seminars Department of Earth Science
Planetary accretion, differentiation and the oxidation state of the Earth's mantle.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Magmatic Ni-Cu-Co (Β± PGE) ore deposits: How the Voiseyβs Bay discovery in Labrador influenced scientific thought
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Meridional variations of mountain erosion in response to Plio-Pleistocene cooling
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Belizean Speleothem, North Atlantic Climate, and NAO Forcings
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Investigating deep sea corals as a new archive of d15N records for studies of N cycle through time
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
A spectacular new soft-bodied fossil assemblage from the Burgess Shale at Marble Canyon, Kootenay National Park
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
A new approach to reconstructing Phanerozoic atmospheric pO2
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Discovering Dolomite, how this will affect our understanding of Mg/Ca cycling in the ocean
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Paleobotanical research down south: Cenozoic fungi, ferns, flowers, fruits, leaves from diatomite/amber Conservation Lagerstatten in southern New Zealand.
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Geological mapping: still a basic training for geologists?
Occasional Earth Science Seminars
Ichnology of Jurassic Black Shales
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