Photo round up of the UCL 2nd year Earth Sci students on their field trip to Scotland. Practicing their mapping skills and enjoying nature 🗺️📍🧭🌍🌲 #environment #ucl #womeninstem #earth #earthscience #womeninscience #geology #mapping

Have you ever wondered what the story is with Narrative CVs? Register now for our webinar on October 5: eswnonline.org/demystifying-n… *****PLEASE NOTE: This event is ESWN led, with speakers from UKRI, FNR and NSF*****

Get ready for our first event of the new academic year!!!! We can’t wait to see WiES members old and new on Tuesday 11th October at 6pm in the Rock room 🪨🥳🎈🎉 Please shoot us a quick DM to let us know if you’ll be there so we can get an idea of numbers 📧

🌟BIG NEWS🌟 Byron A Adams and I are excited to announce that we'll be joining UCL EarthSciences UCL in January! We are both very sad to leave all our friends and colleagues in Bristol but looking forward to new adventures in the Big Smoke and beyond! 🌍😎💖 #londonherewecome

Join us NEXT TUESDAY in the KLB for a coffee and chat with all your WiES friends ☕️☕️. (Drop us a message if you’ll be coming for catering purposes)

Great talk from EarthSciences UCL PhD student Cecily Nicholl on notosuchians, including a giant new phylogeny for these bizarre crocs #2022SVP

‼️ Applications are still open for our #PhD programme, apply to start in September 2023. Deadline of 05/01/23 ✍️🗓️ ‼️ Do always drop us an email ([email protected]) if you have any queries 📩

⚧️HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ⚧️ We would love to share the fantastic work and research all WiES are doing in different levels of their education, research or work. Please send us your pictures, updates, links or whatever you're working on and we would love to share it!

Join us next Thursday (18/01) for a talk on Queer Earth Scientists across history by our very own Inés Rivero Delgado! 👩🏻‍🔬 It’s happening in the big lab of the KLB (Room 126) at 6pm, followed by drinks and nibbles. RSVP: forms.office.com/e/LMehKcZs9s See you there! ⭐️

Dr Gaunt choose the Soufriere Hills volcano as a case study for her research because it provides an excellent opportunity to study the transitions between lava dome growth & explosive activity that have generated some of the most spectacular eruptions here. EarthSciences UCL UCL Hazard Centre

Go read one of our members’ blog article!

Thanks to everyone who turned up to today’s WiES coffee morning ☕️☕️ lovely to see so many faces! And our special guest, Connie 🍰 Join us for the next one on the 7th of March! In the meantime, keep an eye on the website and stay tuned for merch coming very soon…

Another one of our members, Mel Bettles, has written a blog article - go check it out!

Amazing seminar today EarthSciences UCL organised by UCL Women in Earth Science honouring professor Kathleen Lonsdale and Dr Judith Milledge by two of their PhD students Prof Mike Glazer and our very own Prof Ian Wood. Amazing to learn about those two pioneers of crystallography.

We hosted a very special event this week, celebrating Professor Kathleen Lonsdale and Dr Judith Milledge. Prof Mike Glazer and Prof Ian Wood spoke about the legacies of these two amazing scientists and their time as PhD Students under their supervision. Thanks to all who came!

As seen on the EarthSciences UCL Betics fieldtrip, WiES merch also travels! One of our students, Ruby Tavola, can be seen taking some measurements with her compass clinometer and a WiES sticker in her phonecase, two essentials on the field ⛰️🪨😎

On the second day of our Azores field trip, we learnt about structural controls on volcanism, including the formation and hazards associated with calderas and monogenetic fields. Students also got to have a go presenting in the field. 🌋 EarthSciences UCL

An honour to be featured in this month's UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences newsletter! I talk about my research & teaching in EarthSciences UCL, my role in championing UCL Women in Earth Science, my life in London, and the importance of a decent coffee machine! 🌟🌍 ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-p…

Sunset in Perranporth on Day0 of the ⁦UCL Women in Earth Science⁩ ⁦EarthSciences UCL⁩ field trip

Sun salutations (or something) at YHA Perranporth (seen in first pic) at the start of the ⁦⁦UCL Women in Earth Science⁩ ⁦EarthSciences UCL⁩ field trip (others were swimming in the sea, bouldering, geologying and…um… birding)