Today (26/04) at 2 pm BST we have a seminar by our very own Chris Stevenson @TwistedChannel, on the effect of meteorite mineralogy on mass extinctions events. Join us for the live stream to find out more! youtu.be/zBq8TV07vFY #earthscience

A free and open-source online geoscience + coding tutorial delivered by our very own @leouieda 👇

This Thursday (26/05) at 4pm BST we’ll be live streaming a seminar by Dr Catherine Annen (Czech Academy of Sciences) on “Magma chambers birth, growth, and failure: the role of magma, heat, and water flows” Please join us on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=lQX7jL…

Tomorrow (31/05) at 4 pm BST, Chris Stringer Dr Chris Stringer 🏔️ - a PhD student River Basins - Leeds - will be giving a seminar on Antarctic river sediment dynamics, featuring data from a recent expedition to James Ross Island! Join us live on youtube: youtu.be/lSgtpLXVgx4 #sedimentology

📢📢Job announcement!!📢📢 We're looking for a new research technician to come and join the MAGMA lab here in Liverpool 🌋 - deadline 24th August! Apply here: tinyurl.com/am2x7a36 #sciencejobs #earthscience #geology #volcanoes #technician

📢📢Job announcement!!📢📢 We're looking to hire a new permanent lecturer in Earth Sciences - please share with anyone you think might be interested! Deadline 20th September tinyurl.com/3fnbyphm

Visiting the brilliantly preserved Nojima fault which hosted the 1995 Kobe earthquake (Great Hanshin-Awaji earthquake)

The ESRG seminar series kicks off this Wed at 15:30 with Prof. Dan Faulkner's talk: "Towards an understanding of the earthquake process for natural and induced seismicity". Please join us in the Herdman, or online youtu.be/_PUWCKyAdIU

The ESRG seminar series continues this Wed, 19th Oct at 15:30 with Prof. John Wheeler's talk: "Pressure, stress, seismic discontinuities and mantle dynamics". Please join us in the Herdman, or online youtu.be/Fq9PRJo4ZC8

Tomorrow (16/11) at 15:30 GMT we’ll be live streaming a seminar given by our very own Dr Brendan Cych on “In search of the missing dipole, unravelling the paradoxes of Earth’s magnetic field strengths.” Please join us on YouTube! youtu.be/E6dJfLxseqM

Tomorrow (07/12) at 15:30 GMT we’ll be live streaming a seminar given by our very own Dr Katie Reeves on "Experimental insights into the behaviour of volcanic particle-ice interaction". Please join us on YouTube! 🌍 youtu.be/Fby5qcXOTws

It's VMSG week! Representing the MAGMA lab, we have Jade, @ChalkCaitlin and Tegan sharing their work on flow, mixing, and crystal alignment in dykes🌋 See below for details!

The ESRG seminar series continues next Wed, 15th Mar at 15:30 and we are delighted to host Dr Tetsu Komabayashi who is joining us from the University of Edinburgh: "Chemical thermodynamics of Earth’s core materials under high pressure". Join us in the Herdman, or online 😀

Our ESRG seminar series continues next Wed, 19th Apr at 15:30 and we are delighted to host Prof. Ana Ferreira from UCL with her talk: "Chemical thermodynamics of Earth’s core materials under high pressure". Join us in the Nicholson building, or online😀

Our laser lab is currently being used by 4th year student Katie, for her project investigating mixing inside magma chambers. To create this in the lab, we inject one fluid into a tank of a different fluid. We use a laser to illuminate seeding particles and visualise the flow! 😍

The ESRG seminar series continues this Wed, 3rd May at 15:30 and we are delighted to host Dr Iris van Zelst from the German Aerospace Center: "Venus: cloudy with a chance of earthquakes". Join us in the Nicholson, or online 😀

Next Wednesday, 10th May, at 15:30 our ESRG seminar series continues with Dr Sam Poppe from the Space Research Center - Polish Academy of Sciences: "Does a planet's size matter to magma-induced deformation and dynamic fracturing?" Join us in the Nicholson, or online😀

New paper alert! Dr. Simon Martin created a new method to study magnetic fabric development in analogue magma intrusions, using plaster seeded with tiny magnets injected into compacted flour. Liverpool Uni Earth Sciences GFÚ AVČR doi.org/10.1016/j.tect…