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Monday, 23 May 2016

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Making the fieldwork count 

Magma Cum Laude [2016-05-23 22:34:39]  recommend  recommend this post  (219 visits) info
I’m in the midst of preparing for field work, and it got me to thinking about the public perception of how geologists do research. A lot of us probably extol our chosen profession because of the opportunity for working outside of an office – I know it’s one of the reasons I often bring up when I’m asked why I love volcanology. But I also find that when people follow

Policymakers and Scientists Discuss Federal Funding 

Speaking of Geoscience [2016-05-19 20:54:40]  recommend  recommend this post  (120 visits) info

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Washington, D.C. – The federal government must robustly fund academia and engage with private industry to boost the nation’s economic competitiveness in science and technology, experts told policymakers during a congressional hearing. The hearing was an opportunity for members of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation to fine-tune policies for the long-awaited reauthorization… Read More Policymakers and Scientists Discuss

Changing science culture by contributing to open science 

AGU Meetings [2016-05-05 16:00:50]  recommend  recommend this post  (109 visits) info
Like other scientific communities, the Earth and space science community has an opportunity to

Faculty Profile: Richard Horsch 

State of the Planet [2016-04-28 16:00:35]  recommend  recommend this post  (171 visits) info
Teaching in the MSSM program provides faculty member Richard Horsch an opportunity to interact with students who have a passion for protecting the environment and for whom a working knowledge of law and policy would form an important part of their ability to

An opportunity to help in Canoa 

Mountain Beltway [2016-04-27 18:58:55]  recommend  recommend this post  (197 visits) info

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As I mentioned last week, I have family in one of the coastal towns in Ecuador that was hardest hit by the magnitude 7.8 earthquake the previous weekend. Don and Wendy have asked me to share this opportunity to help: The James Dean Byrd Foundation runs a school in Canoa, La Escuela Bilingue los Algarrobos, whose campus is currently being used as a staging ground for the military’s assistance in

Who ate the woodpecker? 

Mountain Beltway [2016-04-20 14:24:13]  recommend  recommend this post  (161 visits) info
Occasionally, our big windows get in the way of birds. The latest casualty was a hairy woodpecker, Leuconotopicus villosus. While it’s sad that our home being where it is caused the end of this bird’s life, its body was an opportunity to teach my son something about wildlife and ecology. We have a motion-sensitive wildlife camera trained on our compost pile, and so I put the woodpecker’s body there in

Death Valley Trip, Getting There: A Hike to Pleistocene Shorelines 

Looking for Detachment [2016-03-22 17:00:00]  recommend  recommend this post  (143 visits) info

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On the second day of our road trip (which began here), we left Yerington at a reasonable though not early hour, knowing full well we'd make Beatty by dinner time. About an hour later, after reaching the Alt-95–95 junction near Schurz and while still approaching Walker Lake, we found an opportunity to stretch our legs and see some geology in the process. We pulled into a side road leading to

Doing American History Wrong: How I Won at Independence Hall 

BEYONDbones [2016-03-18 01:47:51]  recommend  recommend this post  (146 visits) info

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I recently had the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia. Everyone else was hot and bothered to see the birthplace of American democracy. I was excited to see the science museums: The Franklin Institute, The Academy of Natural Science, The Mutter … Continue reading

Communicate your Science Video Competition finalists 2016: time to get voting! 

GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2016-03-15 15:52:37]  recommend  recommend this post  (154 visits) info

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For the third year in a row we’re running the EGU Communicate Your Science Video Competition – the aim being for early career scientists to communicate their research in a short, sweet and public-friendly video. Our judges have now selected 3 fantastic finalists from the excellent entries we received this year and it’s time to find the best geoscience communication clip! The shortlisted videos will be open to a public vote from now until midnight on 21 April; – just ‘like’ the video [...]

Let’s Make an Art Journal 

BEYONDbones [2016-03-03 19:00:46]  recommend  recommend this post  (139 visits) info
Something I have been thinking about for some time is starting a nature/art/travel journal. This little project has been sitting on the back burner for a while, but recently got moved directly to the front when I got the opportunity … Continue reading

Saturday 27th February 

Geology in the West Country [2016-02-16 15:00:00]  recommend  recommend this post  (143 visits) info

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Saturday 27th FebruaryBrown's Folly, near Monkton Farleigh and BathfordEither - walk around the geological trail with Elizabeth Devon, Bath Geological SocietyOr - join us in our annual conservation of the sites Come along with gardening tools or just take the opportunity to visit the sites and talk about geology.Meet at 10.30 a.m. at Brown's Folly Car Park (G.R. ST 798663). Please note that the car park has been cleared of trees and is now available. Strong boots, waterproofs, [...]

A Visit In Naya Raipur 

Water and Megacities [2016-02-03 19:08:55]  recommend  recommend this post  (170 visits) info

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During my stay in Raipur the capital of the Indian state Chhattisgarh, I had the opportunity to visit the huge development project called Naya Raipur (New Raipur). In an area roughly extending over 8000ha and located 17 km to the …Read more

Voice of the Future 2016 – have your say! 

Geological Society of London blog [2016-01-20 16:36:59]  recommend  recommend this post  (188 visits) info

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Every year, young scientists and engineers have the opportunity to question key political figures at the Houses of Parliament, about science policy issues which matter to them. The researchers are nominated by various institutions and Learned Societies, and the Geological … Continue reading

Paid opportunity: rocks and gems workshops 

Geological Society of London blog [2016-01-15 13:55:13]  recommend  recommend this post  (178 visits) info
Outdoor Learning company The Hive are organising a series of activities for 5 1/2 – 9 year olds (Years 1-4), and are searching for some geologists to help! ‘The Legend of the Lost Jewels’ will include a one hour ‘rocks … Continue reading

Antarctic Adventure Begins - Aboard The World! 

Earthly Musings [2015-12-18 22:57:00]  recommend  recommend this post  (183 visits) info

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Many of you know that I have signed on to participate in two expeditions to the Antarctic this Austral summer. I'm typing this at the Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix, prepared to make an overnight flight to Buenos Aires and then Ushuaia Argentina.It has been 13 years since I last visited the Antarctic. Back then, I was still shooting with film so this will be my first visit there with digital camera equipment. To say I am excited about this adventure is an understatement. But, like [...]

EGEA: Who are we and what do we do? 

Digital Geography [2015-11-01 12:20:58]  recommend  recommend this post  (626 visits) info

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We are EGEAns and part of the European Geography Association for students and young Geographers (or in short EGEA), a network to create, explore and share different approaches of geography in a culturally mixed environment. So what else do we have to offer? Vision “We believe in an inclusive and equal society in which all people are given the opportunity to develop to their full potential, in which deeper mutual understanding is a reality and in which global solidarity is a common value.” [...]

Spending time observing nature provides opportunity to understand changing world around us 

Liberty, Equality, Geology [2015-09-29 04:56:45]  recommend  recommend this post  (163 visits) info
Whether or not you’re fresh to Wellfield Botanic Back yards or are already going to often for some time, this assured continual you’re bound to observe after some time can be: TRANSFORM. Wellfield features occur a considerable ways inside a short time of your time, modifying through the metropolis of Elkhart’s “North Primary Neighborhood nicely […] The post Spending time observing nature provides opportunity to understand changing world around us appeared first on Liberty, [...]

BEYOND INDIAN BOUNDARIES 

Water and Megacities [2015-08-27 11:04:28]  recommend  recommend this post  (221 visits) info

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I am Shweta Kumari  from N.I.T. Patna. I am in the 3rd semester of M.Tech degree course.  I have been awarded  the opportunity to visit Aachen and do my internship there for two months in RWTH Aachen University under the …Read more

Imaggeo on Mondays: Velociraptor in the Zagros Mountains 

GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2015-08-17 12:00:02]  recommend  recommend this post  (194 visits) info

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How many times have you turned your head up to the sky and spotted familiar shapes in the clouds? Viewing structures from afar can reveal interesting, common and, sometimes, funny patterns. Satellite images are often used to map geological terrains. They offer a bird’s eye view of the planet and the opportunity to see broad scale structures, the scale of which would be impossible to grasp from the ground. They can, from time to time, much like when you cloud spot, reveal interesting and [...]

Welcome... To Waterloo Station 

Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [2015-08-11 22:29:00]  recommend  recommend this post  (238 visits) info
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The dust of Jurassic World may have settled too long to warrant sharing these pictures now, but I was in the throes of moving house, followed by a lengthy period without home internet, and lacked the opportunity previously. Still, I felt I couldn’t have these pictures on my hands without posting them on the blog. During the first week of Jurassic World’s release, London’s Waterloo Station took part in what can only be described as a promotional extravaganza with a display featuring [...]
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