Our study on dinosaur feathers is now published #UNamur #RBINS #dinosaurs

Does anyone recognise this palaeontologist, possibly from the UK? We've had an enquiry asking for help. Please DM us if you know her!

#sciencenews Changmiania liaoningensis, a new species of burrowing #dinosaur from #China. Two incredibly intact #fossils suggest that the animals were trapped by a volcanic eruption while resting at the bottom of their burrows👉naturalsciences.be/en/news/item/1… #SleepingBeauty #liaoning

One of the oldest #fossil sperm whales! The new genus from #Peru is +- 18 myr old. Rhaphicetus was about 5 m long, had an very long snout and probably hunted small, fast-swimming prey. Today's sperm whales have a broad snout and 'suction feed' on squid 👉 naturalsciences.be/en/news/item/1…

Interested in careers in geology? What's in our degrees? Check out our new YouTube channel, Geoscience @ UCC! youtube.com/channel/UCvkL8…. A one-stop shop for info on geoscience degrees at UCC, careers and fieldwork! Peter Lydon AGTI Geological Survey IE Educate.ie Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences, UCC iCRAG Centre

Delighted to end the week by presenting our geoheritage project Hardcore Cork funded by Geological Survey IE at the Irish Geological Research Meeting. We are hoping to share more with the public over the coming weeks. Stay tuned! #SciComm #CitizenScience #ScienceMatters #geology

Red and white rocks in the rebel county. Great project ‘Hardcore Cork’ presented at the #IGRM2021 this morning on work to make the urban geology and the geological history of Cork accessible to all. The work is funded by Geological Survey Ireland @Dept_ECC geoheritage grants.

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This week in Nature: Visual display – Fossil suggests pterosaurs used coloured feathers for visual communication. Browse the full issue: go.nature.com/3MyeCCs

Oui, les ptérosaures, ces reptiles volants, avaient des plumes, d'après une étude belgo-brésilienne rtbf.be/article/oui-le…