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The Editor should have overruled the reviewer here. Fair play to the authors for dealing with the issue.

Congratulations to Karen Johnson!

Want to do a PhD in archaeobotany, using stable isotopes on material from the First Millennium CE in the Anglo-Scottish borders Durham Archaeology Durham Earth Science British Geological Survey iapetus2.ac.uk/studentships/l…

if you are interested in looking at past earthquakes by measuring offset features to derive slip distribution for ancient earthquakes, check out the new paper by Reitman et al. ipgp.fr/~klinger/web_Y…

A research project involving Prof James Baldini, from our Durham Earth Science, features on the front cover of @NatGeoMag. The groundbreaking research is captured on the front of their December issue which celebrates the best photographs of the year. 👉 durham.ac.uk/news-events/la…

🔊New paper! 🌍 Why did the NW Zagros foreland basin accumulate up to 4 km of sediments during the Neogene, deeper than expected, given the nearby moderate topography? ♦️Flexural subsidence + dynamic substance se.copernicus.org/articles/15/13… @geoGoettingen Institute of Geological Sciences, Uni Bern Solid Earth

We're hiring! See link for an Associate Professor position in Environmental Sustainability at Durham Earth Science durham.taleo.net/careersection/…

Look at this massive kelp my PhD student @freyaalldred has collected and sampled for analysis in Antarctica Pippa Moore Dan Smale @Juliet_seaweeds GeraldineR British Antarctic Survey 🐧 Rodney Forster Durham Earth Science The British Phycological Society

January 6, 1879, birthday of Swiss geologist Émile Argand. As an early supporter of A.Wegener, he used continental drift theory to explain the Alps as a succession of overthrusted & deformed tectonic nappes as Africa collided with Europe ⛰️ bressan-geoconsult.eu/why-plate-tect…

Please pass the job opportunity on to anyone who might be interested!

Very flattered by this invitation to deliver the 2025 Royal Astronomical Society Harold Jeffreys lecture - in honour of a Durham University alumnus who made seminal contributions to geophysics and probability theory, and who also happens to be my great-great-grand-PhD-advisor!

I’m SO excited and grateful to be one of the artists in residence at European Geosciences Union this year! Looking forward to lots of discussions about #geoart 🌋🦖

#The Neotethys #OceanicPlate is detaching beneath the Arabian and Eurasian continents, reshaping Earth's surface. This process influences sediment accumulation and earthquake risk assessment. @unigoettingen doi.org/n374 phys.org/news/2025-01-o…

Not my field, but looks very interesting

Today is School Governors' Awareness Day: "The biggest volunteer force in England" #schoolgovday

🌊 Today in nature: Is the AMOC on the brink of collapse? Unlikely before 2100—but the risks are real 🚨 We find Southern Ocean winds keep this vital ocean “heat engine” running, even under extreme #climatechange. But the Pacific holds a surprise… Let’s explore 🧵👇

Congratulations Jaafar from us at Durham Earth Science

This is very sad news. Brian was my PhD supervisor; I owe him a huge amount for his support and guidance. He had a brilliant ability to see connections which had escaped everyone else.

Please spread the word!

New paper on continental collisions. Pleased to work with Chao Wang and colleagues on this project