What to do before the #EGU24..? Going skiing perhaps?! 😀

Super cool to see our review featured on the cover of Nature Geoscience nature.com/articles/s4156…

It's almost time! #flocs and #dunes See you between 10:45-12:30 at X1.109 ..... Don't miss it! #EGU24

I can barely believe it! Seems like I wrote this... #PhD #thesis

We are excited to be organising the tenth Gravel Bed Rivers conference, in Scotland in September 2026. To help us with planning and to register your interest, please complete the following form: forms.office.com/e/BBgrB2mg91 We hope to see you there! Please RT.

Call for AGU abstracts! EP019 - Fluvial Dynamics, Sediment Transport, and Landscape Evolution in Mountain Ranges Abstracts due July 31: agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/prel… #AGU24 #EPSPatAGU24

Please submit! This session led to a ton of fantastic discussions last year, and we’re thrilled to bring it back. #AGU24 #EPSPatAGU24

This is an impressive landslide! Potential for a significant hazard if the landslide dam fails catastrophically and the lake behind it drains quickly. Note the river is completely dry downstream. Do NOT walk out into the channel! bc.ctvnews.ca/landslide-alon…

Hello California. I’m back again. This time for a visiting professorship Caltech in Geological and Planetary Sciences.

New paper out in pnas with Marwan Hassan, Gary Parker, Yarra Hassan, Chenge An, Professor Fu and myself on the magical effect sand has on gravel beds. Simon Fraser University University of British Columbia Tsinghua University pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Excellent review on salmon swim capabilities. A must read for geomorphologists interested in salmon, landslides, and flow dynamics. Landslides, Flow and Salmon

Jeremy Venditti: The mighty Fraser is a river in peril, fragile in ways we might not expect vancouversun.com/opinion/op-ed/…

Over the course of this week, the contents of these pallets should transform into the #BiG_lab (BioGeomorphology) research flume MMU's Department of Natural Sciences Manchester Met Science and Engineering Manchester Metropolitan Uni . Offload this morning with John Dalton keeping an eye on proceedings.

🚨🚨🚨Paper alert! 🚨🚨🚨 Our new research reveals that migrating dunes capture clay flocs, with far-reaching implications for contaminant spreading, aquatic ecology, sedimentology, and clay transport. #FlumeFriday Read all about it in our new #paper: nature.com/articles/s4324…

Climate change and encroaching development continues to pressure biodiversity, but the West saw dozens of conservation success stories in 2024. buff.ly/3Px4EoB

The #FraserRiver is unique among the world’s great rivers – a huge, relatively natural, undammed, mountain river running through a dense urban area. But a lack of monitoring and management could threaten what makes the Fraser special, particularly its natural biodiversity and

I’m excited to share a project that I’ve been working on since 2017! It started as a fun discussion with Eric Deal, but has turned into something more insightful than we had originally imagined. A lattice model of bed load sediment transport: doi.org/pnn5 (1/5)