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Amazing PhD opportunity at EarthSciences UCL working with Byron A Adams and Matthew Fox💫 Field work in Hawaii and California! 👇🌋☀️🏝️🏔️😎👇

Join us next Thursday (18/01) for a talk on Queer Earth Scientists across history by our very own Inés Rivero Delgado! 👩🏻‍🔬 It’s happening in the big lab of the KLB (Room 126) at 6pm, followed by drinks and nibbles. RSVP: forms.office.com/e/LMehKcZs9s See you there! ⭐️

Great turnout for this morning's EarthSciences UCL UCL Women in Earth Science coffee morning! So proud to be leading this excellent group🍰🌍☕️ ucl.ac.uk/earth-sciences…

Excited to be at University of Liverpool to speak about “Tectonics, Climate, and Copper in the Central Andes” at the 51st Herdman Symposium on Energy and Sustainability! 🌍 🌋 🦩

PhD Project with Prof Peter Clift “SE Asian-Australian Continental Shelves, Chemical Weathering, Vegetation and Impact on Miocene-Recent Climate Change” This Royal Society funding is for UK domestic students only. For details check ucl.ac.uk/earth-sciences…

We are offering a full-time permanent lectureship in the area of experimental ice and rock physics for the environment; ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

We are offering a full-time permanent Lectureship in Earth Sciences that complements and/or extends our existing strengths Candidates will have extensive knowledge and expertise in an area of Earth, Environmental or Planetary Sciences… ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

Betics Year 2 Fieldwork: Things are going up! We’ve been around Ronda looking at uplifted Neogene sediments (including an excellent gorge). Then off to find a exciting set of three aluminosilicate minerals which “shouldn’t coexist”, and only do because of their rapid exhumation.

Betics: Days 2&3: A journey to the centre of the earth - travelling down from shale kink folds, through a rather nice gneiss, right to the mantle! Next, field sketching an unconformity worthy of Hutton himself & some structural scrutinisation of sense of shear in an augen gneiss.

Betics: Day 4: In and around the Sorbas Basin looking at coral reefs & a lot of groovy fossils. While admiring some massive gypsum “cauliflowers” caused by the partial evaporation of the Med Sea during the Messinian Salinity Crisis, we were overrun by some lively Spanish goats!

Betics Days 5&6: We've been making cross-sections through the thin-skinned fold & thrust belt. We used fossils to figure out the stratigraphy, including some lovely sea urchins. Yet again, the wildlife was diverting, and one of the highlights was watching a snake eat a frog!

Betics Day 7: Lessons in how to make and fill a hole. Sketching huge slump folds in the Gordo Megabed which formed during an underwater landslide in the Tabernas Basin. Then on to some very unhappy rocks deformed along basin-bounding faults (including a rainbow-stripe gouge!)

Betics Grand Finale: Folds, faults, and freak volcanoes! We enjoyed the spectacular volcanic rocks of Cabo de Gata followed by the unique garnet volcano of Cerro del Hoyazo. But no trip to the Betics is complete without witnessing the rainbow that is the Carboneras Fault Zone🌈

An honour to be featured in this month's UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences newsletter! I talk about my research & teaching in EarthSciences UCL, my role in championing UCL Women in Earth Science, my life in London, and the importance of a decent coffee machine! 🌟🌍 ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-p…

Sun salutations (or something) at YHA Perranporth (seen in first pic) at the start of the ⁦⁦UCL Women in Earth Science⁩ ⁦EarthSciences UCL⁩ field trip (others were swimming in the sea, bouldering, geologying and…um… birding)

A field trip with a difference: The inaugural EarthSciences UCL UCL Women in Earth Science trip to #Cornwall has so far enjoyed yoga, cream teas at Cornish Lavender (jam first!), a bit of geology (but just a bit) and SPECTACULAR scenery. Cabaret night tonight… help! 😬

Really excited to see our #openaccess paper out today! Great work led by Thomas Lamont suggesting Laramide porphyry #copper deposits in the western USA resulted from water-fluxed crustal melting during flat-slab subduction. Huge thanks to BHP & National Environmental Isotope Facility for funding! 🌟🌵🌎🇺🇲

Off to Earth Sciences at the University of Manchester to kick-off my MineralogicalSociety Distinguished Lecturer tour! Over the year I'll also be at Universität Bayreuth, Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway, Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter, University of Bristol Earth Sciences, Cardiff School of Earth & Environmental Sciences & Cambridge Earth Sciences 🚂✈️🌍🥴 I'm delighted to share this honour with @caseycbryce! Details at: bit.ly/4epkRpL

*Geology PhD alert!* I'm looking for a curious, enthusiastic student to work on critical metals in remobilized sulphides, at the University of British Columbia - Okanagan campus in Canada. Please apply by 1 Dec. More info here: tk.cawood.za.net/prospective-st…

Byron is running the TCS London Marathon to increase awareness of the challenges faced by young people living with epilepsy and to raise funds for amazing charity Young Epilepsy. Please consider donating! bit.ly/byron_runs