Hyperconcentrated flow in floods with high discharge enable the transport of course gravel far into the low gradient, sandy rivers of the Gangetic Plains. nature.com/articles/s4324…

Research co-produced via ethical collaborations with Indigenous and other traditional communities in Amazonia can contribute to just and sustainable futures Rodolfo Nóbrega | @rodolfonobrega.bsky.social Magali Nehemy Ayan Fleischmann Evan Bowness (he/him) Filipe França nature.com/articles/s4324…

Using pebble roundness to derive transport distance: possible or not? Prakash Pokhrel's first PhD paper is now in open discussion 👇 We'd love to hear your opinion on our new approach! Hugh Sinclair Simon Marius Mudd @dr_mark_naylor egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/2023…

I am delighted to share our research article published online in ESPL| Geomorphology Journal. The research highlights the importance of sediment transport and sensitivity of sediment grain size distribution in flood modelling using LEM CAESAR-Lisflood. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/es…

Applications for the third round of our James McCune Smith PhD Scholarships for Black UK students are OPEN! This gives funding for up to 4 years, placements, training & more. We spoke to current UofG JMS PhD scholars & Jason Gill to learn more. 📽️ ➡️ gla.ac/mccune-smith

#proudsupervisor It was fantastic to see Rachel Williams graduate today. A really great bit of worked that is being worked up into a paper, watch this space. Great job @RachelW👏

Worth looking at the paper this is based on. By Emma Biles and Patrick Byrne at LJMU and others including Will Mayes at University of Hull

So good to finally see the Allt Lorgy in person for the first time today!! What an incredible scheme - loads of natural tree regeneration and some very cool dynamic geomorphology. Amazing to see how a river can recover when restored and given the space to flow freely! 🌞 🌲

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Thank you to the hundreds of students, colleagues & UofG Alumni from across UofG who sent us their photos to make up our #IWD24 mosaic 💜 We're so proud of all the incredible women that make up #TeamUofG. #OneTeamUofG

Had a great couple of days at @SNSC2024 presenting my PhD plans! Just need to crack on with my data analysis now!! 📊

Prakash Pokhrel's first PhD paper is now out in its final version! I'm excited to share this work that includes a new methodology to assess travel distance from rounding, and a discussion based on data from old and modern Himalayan rivers. Enjoy! ⬛️⚫️🏈🥖 esurf.copernicus.org/articles/12/51…

We are excited to be organising the tenth Gravel Bed Rivers conference, in Scotland in September 2026. To help us with planning and to register your interest, please complete the following form: forms.office.com/e/BBgrB2mg91 We hope to see you there! Please RT.

Registrations are starting to roll in, make sure you book your place for our next Girls into Geoscience event! We have a fantastic range of speakers and workshops lined up, as well as travel bursaries. Registration link below 👇

Meet Carolyn, one of the SAGES small grants recipients. Hear about her field work in Nepal!🇳🇵🌏

Help us name our UofG Peregrine Falcons! 🐣 We've hatched a plan to find names for our returning mating pair who have made a home in our tower. Submit your name suggestions 👉 bit.ly/4bjOpEg Video by: Clarke Elsby #TeamUofG UofG Estates

What does a scientist look like? There are many roles and types of research undertaken by scientists globally. But there is still a stereotypical perception of what a scientist does and what they look like: nature.com/immersive/wher…

🚨Excited to see this out 🥳27 authors from the UK and the Philippines spanning two great Natural Environment Research Council DOST Philippines funded projects (ProjectPamana and PROMT) investigating how to make mining practises in the Philippines more sustainable! First of many outputs to come🤓UofGGES 🌍

Happy to share our paper! ☀️ We explore system-scale 2D hydraulic modeling with high-res topographic mapping to guide flood management and avoid negative cascading impacts from structural interventions. Check it out! doi.org/10.1002/rra.43… DOST SEI British Council

Great set of PhD opportunities here with Kirstie Fryirs on Natural Flood Management in Australia. Two of the scholarships with a geomorphology/hydrology focus are open to international applicants🌍