Peak stress is trying to upload your Goldschmidt poster when you’re in an exploration camp in northern Canada and the internet, at best, struggles to send a fb message

How do #volcanoes form? Why don't we have them here in the UK? 🌋 Luckily we've got Nick Barber Nicholas Barber🌋 from Cambridge Earth Sciences to answer your burning questions. Head over to our #Instagram to find out more: bit.ly/36hb3xt

Today’s weather (snow in July) has reminded me why I will be ecstatic not to be here past October…not quite thermal weather but close today…

Even in the alpine we get affected by the forest fire haze. Usually the mountains are crystal clear, not so much right now.

Introducing the The Geological Society Early Career Network Committee for 2021! We are happy to welcome a new member, Ayesha Landon-Browne #geoscience #earlycareernetwork

Just posted a photo @ Bonanza Creek instagram.com/p/CSPfhUbL5UM/…

Funnily enough we don’t set exploration targets at the base of rainbows

Join the The Early Career Network and our partners Society of Economic Geologists and Women in Mining UK for the November edition of our lecture series: 'Unconventional Careers Paths within Economic Geology: From the field to behind a desk and beyond!' FREE registration at: bit.ly/ecnlectureseri…

Really excited to share this Geoscientist with you! Here we discuss how metal rich brines under dormant volcanoes may provide a solution to the global shortage of key metals... Cambridge Earth Sciences Oxford Earth Sciences geoscientist.online/sections/featu…

📆 #SaveTheDate Our next lecture is on Friday 1st July at 18:00 BST from the The Geological Society Janet Watson Lecture Theatre and via Zoom when John Pernet-Fisher from The University of Manchester will talk about analysis of the lunar landscape. All welcome: non-members free of charge. #geology

Big day for me Cambridge Earth Sciences, running columns on my first samples for Pt isotope analysis with @HelenWCam in a few weeks!!

Please RT. PhD students funded by UK Research and Innovation face a cash crisis. They are working full-time, yet earning less than living wage. With the rising cost of living and increasing pressure to deliver high quality research that benefits society, something needs to change. THREAD (1/10)

Grad talks, aka ‘Old Kids on the Rock’ returned this morning, with fun research chats and cake! 🤩 Big well done to speakers and organisers ⭐️ 🎂

The office won’t be the same without you, but a huge congratulations Nicholas Barber🌋