Some very hot topics in #INQUARoma2023 , Amy Walsh explain us climate shift to impact on populations in Late Bronze Age Europe using diatoms, pollen, stable isotopes and archaeological data 🔥

Had a great time here at #INQUARoma2023 presenting results from my The London NERC DTP #PhD research on multi-proxy analyses from the annually-laminated lake record of Diss Mere to study abrupt climate changes at the 2.8 Ka BP event #varves #solar #tephra #pollen #RHULGeogPostgrad

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

A trip to #Norfolk wouldn’t be complete without a stop in Diss to round off the day! My final visit to the Mere of the #PhD

An exciting evening at the #LifeOnOurPlanet #Netflix premiere. Prof. Danielle Schreve provided insights to the creators on cold-climate adaptations in mammals, the effects of #ClimateChange & how we can use the evidence from the past to make better conservation decisions today.

A fabulous evening at the screening of the new #Netflix series #LifeOnOurPlanet with Prof. Danielle Schreve. Excited to catch all episodes & discuss the story of Earth’s prehistoric inhabitants within our #Biogeography and #Conservation classes RHULGeography 🎥 🦣 #SciCom

Don’t miss #DiggingForBritain on BBC2 tonight at 8pm tonight! Some absolutely brilliant archaeology and I got to learn a pretty mind-blowing new method…. 🌋 Prof Alice Roberts💙 and the rest of the team fabulous as always!

A very exciting episode of #DiggingforBritain this #TephraTuesday. It was a pleasure to meet you Prof Cat Jarman FSA💀 and so much fun discussing the use of Tephrochronology as a tool in Archaeology! 🌋 🔬

A #FossilFriday snapshot of our 3rd years taking part in a #Rewilding exercise on Amy Walsh’s ‘Global Conservation Challenges’ module in the lab with Prof. Danielle Schreve. Students have been allocated a species & will study past/present threats & ecological benefits 🫎🐗🐺

On this #FossilFriday, here's a snapshot of my students' week: delving into ancient DNA, debating de-extinction, & championing rewilding efforts with Dr Marta PerezFernandez. Happy #InternationalWomensDay! #RHULGeogUndergrad #RHULGeogResearch 🌍

🎉 Exciting news, the new exhibition ‘The Cave Hunters & the Truth Machine’ is now open! A captivating collaboration between palaeontologist Prof. Danielle Schreve and the talented visual artist & filmmaker Sean Harris, exploring Ice Age mammals and climate change #RHGeogResearch

Another brilliant coring trip in Norfolk with our students! #RHULGeogPostgrad #RHULGeogUndergrad

Very happy to share that I passed my #PhD viva yesterday! Huge thanks to my examiners, Stefan Wastegård & Giovannina Plunkett for such an enjoyable experience and to my supervisors @CMartinPuertas @SimonBlockley1 Alice Milner for their invaluable support throughout 🎉RHULGeography

Lovely to celebrate with Dr @Quat_dan & Dr Amy Walsh #PhDDone #RHULGeogPostgrad #rhul #royalholloway

Thrilled to see South Rupununi Conservation Society win this well-deserved #WhitleyAward! Their work on the Red Siskin shines as a standout case study in my 3rd year #Conservation module RHULGeography thanks to my wonderful and inspirational friend, Dr Kayla de Freitas-so proud of you!🌟#SharedFuture

Huge congratulations to the Spain team for their 2024 College Team Teaching Prize for Dispositional diversity: cultivating confidence, community, and an emotion centred pedagogy for learning in the field. #RHULUndergrad #nationalfestivaloffieldwork 🧵1/3

Make sure to visit the fantastic “Cave Hunters and the Truth Machine” exhibition in the Davison Building, open 10am – 6pm every day until 28 July! Why not also check out our display in the library entrance, which features fascinating books from our collection.

A fantastic few days volunteering at this year’s The Royal Society #SummerScience exhibition with Jess Clayton-Rowley! So much inspiring science and a pleasure to hear Dr Dr Saloni Krishnan’s insightful talk on the links between motivation and language learning. Open this weekend-don’t miss out!

Such a fantastic couple of days volunteering at the The Royal Society Summer Science exhibition with Amy Walsh. Amazing to see how research groups engage with the public in such an inspiring way!

Great talks this morning from Sophie Vineberg Amy Walsh Alice Carter-Champion 🏳️‍🌈 Ali Monteath, Tim Pharaoh, Edmond Grigoryan, Bergrun Oladottir, making up this morning first session!! IAVCEI