PhD student Amanda Stubbs is in the NW Highlands doing a reccy for summer #fieldwork, on chemistry of atmospheric #co2 mineralisation with rocks. This is a great example of leading UofGGES 🌍 #research on #environmentalsolutions #worldchangerswelcome #bepartofthesolution

NEW PAPER ALERT!! led by our PhD student Faisal W.K, with John MacDonald , myself and Luke Daly . It is a review on alkaline wastes in passive carbon capture and sequestration. Hope you enjoy the reading :) authors.elsevier.com/c/1eZYQB8ccuek…

Don't think I ever posted about it here, but this year I have a goal of raising $23,000 for SickKids Foundation in honour of my amazing Grace. There's a fundraising page, and I'm planning some fun events to raise money, but also have good vibes. 💙fundraise.sickkidsfoundation.com/sarahjenkins

Amanda Stubbs talking about CO2 absorption and mineralisation in rocks in NW Scotland

Such a fun day teaching Scotland geology 🌋🪨🔍

Are you interested in sharing your research on carbon capture, utilisation, and storage @goldschmidt2023 this year? If so, submit your abstract to session 7D by March 1st 2023. We look forward to seeing everyone there!

Only one week left to submit your abstracts for @goldschmidt2023! If you’re interested in sharing your research in carbon capture, utilisation, and storage, make sure you submit an abstract by next Wednesday March 1st at 23:59 CET! We look forward to a great week of science!

So excited to be nominated for best GTA at University of Glasgow! I love having the opportunity to teach aspiring Earth Scientists and Geographers! 🪨 🌎

The northern lights were dancing tonight 🌙✨ VisitScotland

We welcome submissions to the research topic: "Quantifying Carbon Removal by Negative Emissions Technologies" on Eric Zurrin in Climate, edited by Carlos Paulo, Connor Turvey, Ingrid Smet, Melissa Cook, James Campbell, @GeoloJess_ , and myself. frontiersin.org/research-topic…

Excited to be awarded the small grant scheme through the Scottish Alliance for Geoscience, Environment, and Society! I will be using this funding to test how we can use #basaltfines for #carbonremoval! Thanks SAGES 🌍

Thrilled to share that I have been awarded the Canadian Centennial Scholarship this year for my research on carbon removal in Canada and the United Kingdom. Thank you to the CCSF and Maple Leaf Trust for the support!

Our new manuscript explores how wet-dry cycles impact #enhancedrockweathering of brucite, wollastonite, serpentinite, and kimberlite while also examining #carbonverification methods! @ianmalcolmpower Carlos Paulo @_sashawilson_ @ZeyenNina Read it here ⬇️ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A great pleasure tonight for Canada House/LDN to host 14 distinguished Cdn scholars who are the 2023 recipients of 🇨🇦 Centennial Scholarships (& many of their predecessors), together w/ the generous donors in the Cdn business/financial community in the UK who make this possible.

A night celebrating Dr. Faisal W.K - we are all going to miss you! Congrats on your successful viva 👏🎉

Very grateful to be one of this years recipients of the Canadian Centennial Scholarship for my research in quarry fine carbonation! This has already brought so many great opportunities and I can’t wait for the next year of exciting research ahead 🌎

Proud to be representing Canada at the 2024 Commonwealth Service in Westminster Abbey, London. The entire service will be streamed live on March 11, from 2:45 to 4:00 pm GMT.

What a privilege to have carried the flag for Canada at the Commonwealth Service in Westminster Abbey. I feel lucky to represent Canada and #carbonremoval research that so many amazing scientists are doing across the world. Couldn’t be more thankful! UofGGES 🌍 CCSF Canada

🇨🇦 Amanda Stubbs, our flag bearer from Bewdley, ON, said "I am so proud to be from Canada, a place that represents freedom, multiculturalism, rich diversity, and so much more. The entire day was unforgettable, and I’ll be replaying it in my head for years to come."

Honoured to be invited to this year’s Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, in the presence of His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen. I never could have imagined my PhD taking me here, but am very grateful for this amazing experience. UofGGES 🌍 University of Glasgow