OK #Science twitter - do your thing! We have written an open letter to Conservatives strongly opposing 'kicking woke ideology out of science' rhetoric & show they do not represent science. Please distribute widely! Screen readable text + signature form at hull.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/edi_in_science

📢Our latest recorded talk from our Student and Early Conference with CIfA Early Careers SIG is 'Concepts of the Body and Person in the Past: initially similar but vastly different'. Speaker: Anna Fisher from School of Archaeology & Ancient History 🎞️youtu.be/fzIMDYxmDvQ

Join us for a series of exciting online talks & dive into the fascinating archaeology of the National Highways A14 excavations! From Monday 23 - Thursday 26 October, enjoy a mix of lunchtime & evening talks from our specialists. Find out more & book HERE: buff.ly/3Fe9mlE

⚡️IT’S HERE!⚡️ Get your copy from helleborebooks.com

Looking for a PhD in seismology based in Oxford Oxford Earth Sciences? Interested in global seismology, deep Earth, mantle upwellings, phase transitions, seismic tomography, uncertainties, or urban seismology, seismic deployments, seismicity? Get in touch to discuss your ideas! (1/n)

Since Twitter will soon be effectively closing for normal people (put behind a paywall if you want to do more than read), I'd recommend using Nitter for reading it, which protects your privacy, and switching over to Mastodon (@[email protected]).

Delighted, nervous, and a little emotional sharing this National Geographic story with friends and colleagues at EarthSciences UCL. I was incredibly touched to see such a packed room, thank you so much for a wonderful evening everyone ❤️

Barn owl!!! Never seen one before, let alone in the daytime. We were agape Rose Meadows

A question just popped into my head: We talk about old-growth forests and old-growth grasslands and the properties that distinguish them. Are there old-growth microbial communities? what are their properties? Any thoughts? does this same idea apply? #ecology #microbiome

Are you... - From a racially marginalised background? - Interested in studies or careers in Earth, environmental, or ecological sciences? Book your ticket to the Explorers Conference 2023! When: Friday 24th November Where: Natural History Museum eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-explorer…

You don't have to read my most recent article on flax and linen production but King Henry II would be disappointed if you didn't.... Thank you to Year on the Field and FeedSax contributors :) yearonthefield.net/post/feedsax

My latest article is live :)

#CosmicCoffee received a #COP28 takeover from @NCEOScience yesterday. Sponsored by ESA BIC UK, our community event shone a spotlight on research & innovation taking place to monitor #climatechange from #space.

Altogether a lovely time in Bristol for VMSG2024 - great to hear about all the quality science being done, along with getting some new ideas on my own work as well. I just hope the trains work on the way home…

Come join us!! An amazing opportunity to come an work as an archaeologist with fabulous places and even more fabulous people!

The only thing we aren't sleeping on is mapping peat!!!! #mapathon2024

June is pride month, so we're exploring the world of queer mammals - and what better way to start than with a brief introduction to queer ecology! #ecology #conservation #nature #pride #mammals #pridemonth #queerecology #wildlife Photo credits: Canva. Rat: Roy Rimmer