Well done Emma Lewington on your first paper. Automated mapping of meltwater corridors. ICERS at Sheffield authors.elsevier.com/a/1Z0-h_,Oh6nJ…

Fellow Sheffield Geography PhD student Emma Lewington has published an exciting paper on automated mapping of subglacial landforms! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Sheffield Quaternary scientists past and present associated wirh sheffield Sheffield Geography ICERS at Sheffield @INQUADUB19

Lots of interesting discussion during the poster presentation today @INQUADUB19

Just listened to a talk by Hartmut Heinrich, the man who discovered Heinrich layers!

Had a very enjoyable #INQUADUB2019. Some great science and conversations, a trip out to see some eskers and even (almost) enjoyed giving my first talk!

I frequently encounter big lumps of pumice in my Pacific sediment cores: bbc.com/news/av/world-…

Nice weekend for a hike in the Mournes.

Very happy that our paper on ice-rafted debris in the Northwest Pacific is available online. Thanks to all contributing authors inc. G. Bigg, H, Brooks, Prof Melanie Leng, J. Marshall, V. Ponomareva, M. Portnyagin, P. Reimer, M. Rogerson Sheffield Geography ACCE DTP doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl…

Congrats to (Dr) Ambrose McCarron Ambrose P. McCarron on a fabulous discussion in his PhD viva and passing. James Rae James Rae (external examiner) and myself learnt lots. Look how far south IRD (ice rafted debris) turns up (blue green dots) in the Pacific. Big finding! ICERS at Sheffield

So happy to be finishing this year as a Dr! Huge thanks to Stephen Livingstone Chris Clark and Andrew Sole for all their support along the way and to @annalchughes and Darrel Swift for some great discussions and a v enjoyable viva! #PhDone

I'll be looking up towards the outer edge of our planet tonight on Earth Day. The Lyrid meteor shower is taking place this week. Saw a really bright one the other night.

Did you know that Kinder Scout is the highest point of both the Peak District & the East Midlands? Here, we discuss the area's geology as we take a walk to Kinder Scout from Edale, taking in peat bogs and some wonderful rock formations. ow.ly/fg4f50J8eyu #PostcardGeology

Wow! Kamchatka. bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-…

Big finding! Giant Antarctic-style, city-sized icebergs in North Sea 18,000 years ago: bas.ac.uk/media-post/mas…