Ian Matthews Thrilled to join the RHULGeography MSc Quaternary Science field trip for the first time in (*cough) 16 years! Adrian Palmer and Ian Matthews in their element! Ably assisted by Anna Beckett, 😊🧑‍🏫🧑‍💼👩‍🔬📏 ⁩

Final teaching day in #GlenRoy today. Bringing together all the research and theories discussed over the last few days in an iconic setting ft. a very moody Scottish landscape! Next up is student project days!

Delighted that the RHULGeography MSc Quaternary Science field trip visited #Corrour #Forest this week to collect sediment cores for their #research investigating glacial #geomorphology. An impressive set up to achieve this afloat on a lochan! Thanks also for the field guide 🤩

Almost back at Egham with a bit of Johnny Cash on the radio to get us there. And contributed Great trip with the MSc students and thanks to all who came along ⁦Ian Matthews⁩ ⁦Anna Beckett⁩ ⁦RHULGeography⁩ ⁦CQR RHUL⁩

CQR have arrived INQUARoma2023! Ready for a week of Quaternary Science. Stay tuned…we will be showcasing our highlights from our department RHULGeography on this account #INQUARoma2023 🦣

Presented at my first international conference yesterday! I was both nervous and excited to present to the INT-I-MA-TE-Network community at INQUARoma2023 but it was good experience early on in the PhD! And lucky to be on the coolest day of the week in Rome 🫠

To all QRA members at INQUA Roma 2023. We plan to have a lunchtime meeting ( 1300) on Monday 17th in Scienze della terra Room 11 to discuss any matters arising from the Congress and any notices from the Exec. Please do join us QRA #INQUARoma2023

📸CQR at #INQUARoma2023! Our traditional INQUA photo of CQR members past and present from RHULGeography. Thanks to INQUARoma2023 for a fantastic conference so far 👏

Great to present some initial results from my PhD at the QRA ADM, had some great discussions around my poster about revisiting the chronology of Whitrig Bog with many recalling being taught about the site on the CQR RHUL MSc Quaternary Science course! #QRA24