In their new blog, Profs Cathy Hollis (Cathy Hollis), Kevin Taylor (Kevin Taylor) & Dr Lin Ma outline #carboncapture's future in the UK, including how data from the fossil fuel sector will help us safely store CO2. Earth Sciences at the University of Manchester UoM_MERI Read it here; blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2022/01/…

Under the theme 'Local Rocks for Global People' we need volunteers to coordinate and run local 1-day Carbonate Events in the weeks prior to The Carbonate Forum 2022, (10-11 May). Details of how to be involved are here: sedsonline.com/events/the-car…

And we have a nice bit of financial support from International Association of Sedimentologists IAS to run the trips too…

Last one for now- abstracts are now open for this years Carbonate Forum- you have until 21st Feb!

. Cathy Hollis Talking at UiB Earth Science #geolunch seminar on all things carbonates 🤩🤩🤩

Thank you! Some great questions and discussion afterwards too. And pastries!

Registration (free of charge) for The Carbonate Forum 2022 (10 May) is open: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

This is going to be FABULOUS!

A fabulous day of observation and debate looking at Mupe Member microbialites @ArnaudGallois will report on what we saw during the The Carbonate Forum on Tuesday

Almost ready to go- but you still have time to register before we kick off on Tuesday morning

What a fabulous day of talks by so many talented early career researchers. Thank you to everyone who participated and Seds Online for hosting

Bit of a wet start to our SW England field trip but MSc students got stuck straight in to looking at folds, faults and fractures in the Lias ⁦Earth Sciences at the University of Manchester⁩ ⁦manchesterbasins⁩

Deep & shallow water and continental carbonates, ammonites, thromobolites, red beds faults & folds, all in a week. Always a joy to be in the Wessex Basin, particularly with such an amazing group of students ⁦manchesterbasins⁩ ⁦Earth Sciences at the University of Manchester⁩

A very enjoyable day looking at the #Carboniferous #carbonates and #siliciclastics of Castleton led by Cathy Hollis along with members of the @Sedimentology Bureau.

Back in Bergen teaching ⁦UiB Earth Science⁩ and visiting ⁦Vilde Dimmen⁩ . This must be my 10th trip here but the first time I’ve made it up Floyen, thanks to lack of time or daylight. Well worth the wait!

This is very exciting, an honour and a privilege and I look forward to working with our new Bureau to continue the great work of International Association of Sedimentologists IAS supporting our sedimentological community

Abstract submission for the 36th International Meeting of Sedimentology @IAS_Dubrovnik is open by 15 February: iasdubrovnik2023.org/eng-abstract-s… You can find descriptions of Scientific Themes, Special Sessions and General Sessions in the 2nd Circular: iasdubrovnik2023.org/Downloads/IMS_… Join #36IMS

Super proud of team Manchester taking 1st place at the first EAGE (European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers) #geothermal challenge - Nisa Sukkee Tara Annisa Yasser Omer Masanesa Shniab Jinan Irbah Salsabila, expertly mentored by PhD student Da…lnkd.in/eKQHYJb8

Ever wondered how you get zebras in the Cambrian in Canada? Take a look at our new paper in Basin Research to find out... onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/XV3ZVYHM…

well done Hamish Robertson on launching this website - check out if your interested in CCS, geothermal and geochemical modelling