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Delighted to graduate today with my PhD! @Palaeo_Bham Earth Sciences Bham Finally inducted into the arcane ranks of dinosaur knowledge...

Graduated yesterday with my MSci Palaeontology & Geology degree @Palaeo_Bham! Finally a palaeontologist :) Am I Dino Master or Master Dino? I would like to thank all lecturers, PhD students and my cohorts for four years for enriching this incredible chapter of my life.

Absolutely brilliant. The science of climate change and the epic history of our planet. And the kids begged to stay up to watch it. Congratulations Chris Packham and team!

Great to present a poster at BOGS Meeting 2023 in Durham of some work up of the organic geochemistry found in Icelandic, Pliocene lignites. Even better to sneak a cartoon of my dog onto the poster!

Looking for free activities to do with the family over the Summer? Our Family programme has something for everyone. Some events require booking - visit: ow.ly/rF1L50PjAfq for more information and to book tickets where needed. #lapworthrocks #familyfun

Job alert: I’m hiring two postdocs! The first is a 24 month position looking at the first anatomical radiation of ray-finned fishes during the mid-late Palaeozoic; the second is a 33 month position looking at macroevolutionary trends in ray-finned fishes during the Palaeozoic 🐟

Do you know someone planning to go through Clearing or who just wants more information on what happens? Visit our Clearing Hub for all the answers - you can also sign up for Clearing alerts and be the first to know which of our courses will be available 👇birmingham.ac.uk/clearing

A very exciting past few weeks onboard the RV Meteor sampling submarine volcanoes in the Sicily Channel - now to join the RV Sonne in Singapore ⛴️🌋

July 2023 was the hottest month on record, according to our global temperature analysis. Overall, July was 0.43°F (0.24°C) warmer than any other July in NASA Earth's record, and it's likely due to human activity. Details: go.nasa.gov/3OTWMh7

We compiled a list of the world’s exploited bivalve species and explored their phylo geo and trait distributions + intrinsic vulnerability to environmental changes. A very fun project where we also tried to be useful, now in Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

We're thinking of all the parents on the edge of their seats for #alevelresultsday tomorrow! If you need us we'll be on DMs too. If your student wants to know more about Clearing you can check our FAQs here 👇 birmingham.ac.uk/study/undergra…

End of the day. Sunset at the Cheesewring. Wondering how many sunsets this weathered granite outcrop has witnessed, and how many more it will. Human life is so brief, measured in geological terms.

Congratulations to everyone who has confirmed their place to study with us! 🙌 Emails with all details about joining will be landing in your inbox soon, but if you can't wait to find out more you can visit our Welcome pages here: birmingham.ac.uk/welcome This could be you soon! 👇

Calling all Earth science students! Sign up to become an Earth Science Ambassador! We train students to deliver geoscience workshops for KS2 classes in London. Our next training session is in September; register your interest by contacting [email protected]. ✏️📗

For #ThrowbackThursday, a geological printing block used by The Lapworths to deliver a warm Christmas message in 1895! What do you see? skfb.ly/oBCz7 Uni of Birmingham Earth Sciences Bham #LapworthRocks #HelloBrum #ThisisBham #fossil #museum #geology #palaeontology #Victorian

What did the mouths of Palaeozoic jawless fishes look like and what were they doing with them? Check out our new preprint on the oral anatomy of the Devonian heterostracan Rhinopteraspis. Feedback welcome! doi.org/10.1101/2023.0…

We have had a lovely summer welcoming families into the museum to explore and take part in our Summer programme! If you couldn't visit us during the holidays, we are open weekdays from 10am - 5pm and weekends from 12noon - 5pm.

🚨 CENTA PhD opportunity to study how 🍃 terrestrial 🍃 carbon storage changed across the #Phanerozoic and how storage is expected to change in the future, using Earth system modeling approaches under guidance of Dr Sarah Greene and myself! centa.ac.uk/studentship/20…

Pam Vervoort will explore how we study past #CO2 release events at our next #LapworthLecture on 19th Feb. How do we know how much carbon was released? What was the environmental impact? How can we find the source of carbon emissions? For more info: ow.ly/lUxE50QrCuT