From the Lewisian, through the Glenfinnan Group, the Loch Eil Group to the Claunie Granite. A story of the Caledonian Orogeny.

@NdeVere rocking as she presents amazing research program in her inaugural lecture as a Full Professor at NaturalHistoryDK University of Copenhagen Research 🌱 🧬 🌏

And here is the third new video on Ireland's fossils, explaining all about ancient life on land, featuring fossil plant expert Dr Chris Mays Chris Mays - check it out: tinyurl.com/272hh3tc. Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences, UCC SEFS@UCC UCC Research @researchirel iCRAG Centre Geological Survey IE

📽️Fossil plants on the 'Tube!🌿Ireland's fossils tell us how it became the Emerald Isle!☘️Thanks to Maria McNamara for the opportunity, and the crew Aperture Media. Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences, UCC Ireland's Fossil Heritage UCC Research Research Ireland international org palaeobotany AASP-The Palynological Society link here👇 tinyurl.com/mwckeuzf

From MSc to PhD over a few countries and through a pandemic! Many congratulations to the new Dr. Maya Dodhia! It is a proud moment for the lab! Many thanks to an excellent co- supervisor @coast_change and committee Linda Amaral Zettler elena gorokhova Science at VILLUM SCIENCE - KU

Great news! From the 18 November I am employed as senior geologist (geologist of the state) at the Geological Survey of Sweden - SGU. Very happy about this 😊🌿

Sveriges geologiska undersökning (SGU) visar upp geologi i spelvärlden – och i verkligheten på spelmässan Comic Con Winter den 1–3 november på Stockholmsmässan. Testa vår mod för Minecraft, Bettergeo, och se och känn på verklighetens mineral och bergarter. sgu.se/om-sgu/nyheter…

Una vez mas... live from the field! A beautifully preserved _Yabeiella_ leaf, Triassic, Argentina. #FossilFriday

A palynological investigation of the Early-Middle Devonian transition and associated Choteč Event in Northern Spain sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The Middle Ordovician saw the greatest rise in marine biodiversity accumulation in all of the Phanerozoic. While there is a consensus that this was instigated by global cooling, little is known as to why this cooling started 1/3

Are hot spots fixed or not? Come with me as we investigate the Ninetyeast ridge, Earth’s longest preserved linear volcanic ridge and uncover what process caused the Kerguelen hotspot to move during its lifespan. Link: nature.com/articles/s4146… Curtin Media JohndeLaeter Centre

New contribution😃: Góis-Marques & al. in press | In situ volcanically baked killarney #fern #fossils (#Hymenophyllaceae) from the late #Holocene of the #Azores archipelago (#Portugal) | Review of #Palaeobotany and Palynology 105254: doi.org/10.1016/j.revp… #Macaronesia #Botany

Are you interested in moving to Sweden for a postdoc, perhaps in my lab? Take a look at the PULSE program for international postdocs and drop me a line if you are interested in this opportunity and maybe writing an application together! scilifelab.se/research/pulse…

Rafael Rafael Cruz 🪴🔬🧬🇧🇷 #FernAlly and I are excited to share our new paper about fern fiddlehead evolution Current Biology Read the paper at sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Want to find out more watch our video below 👇👇 The Molecular Palaeobotany and Evolution Group Julianne Kiely - Commissions Open Biological Sciences | University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh

The Board of Directors and our committees have just had their midyear meeting along with some extra future palynologists! The society is in great order and hopefully our members and the future of #palynology will continue to reap the benefit

Wow! Look at that impressive fern 🤩🌿

New paper🚨. Here, Linnéuniversitetet Linnaeus University PhD student Femke van Dam et al report findings of methanogens deep within the Siljan meteorite impact structure. With astrobiology implications. Incl Riikka Kietäväinen link.springer.com/article/10.100…

"For example, although most or all bivalve functional groups survived both the end-Permian and end-Cretaceous extinctions, the rank orders of genus numbers within functional groups were scrambled during or after the immediate rebounds" doi.org/10.1017/pab.20…

The palynology community has lost a fab colleague and friend. Rest in peace, Martin Pearce

Yesterday we had a very full “Paleozoic and Mesozoic Palynology”. Many numerous and great speakers. This was followed by a talk in the “Role of paly in carbon sequestration” session. The Conference Dinner followed in a beautiful beach front restaurant #AASPTPS2025