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our open-access paper (Freya Alldred GeraldineR) is being presented tonight on BBC north-west at 6.30pm BBC North West - hear about the historical record of sewage in the River Mersey / Mersey Estuary Durham Earth Science World Museum 🌎 doi.org/10.1039/D4VA00…

My paper is on TV!!! See our research presented on BBC North West about the sewage crisis in the Mersey

Delighted to see the National Geothermal Centre launched, and looking forwards to close involvement with Durham Earth Science

The first paper from our FACE-UP consortium has been submitted for journal review! Thanks so much to the Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) team and everyone involved in the work package for getting us to this point!

Thanks to all colleagues - staff and students alike - who have helped out at the Durham Earth Science Open Day today. Another one tomorrow - great to meet prospective students and their families.

🚨 I published a paper today! 🚨 We found unambiguous evidence for the formation of silicic lava by pyroclast sintering. Go have a read here: nature.com/articles/s4146… Thanks 🌋 team! Dr Fabian Wadsworth Hugh Tuffen Holly Unwin & Madeleine Humphreys Nature Communications

All in a Head of Department's life at Durham Earth Science : from litter-picking last week, to reading out the names of our brilliant graduates at the Cathedral today

Congratulations to the wonderful Durham Earth Science students who graduated today!

Looking forwards to you joining us at Durham Earth Science

This week we’re off deploying seismometers in central Iceland for our brand new network exploring volcanoes and geothermal areas int the region. 15 instruments from SEIS-UK proudly on display after testing in the warehouse before we first headed into the field Durham Earth Science

A busy morning at Durham Earth Science as Christine Peirce and colleagues in the Ocean-Bottom Instrumentation Facility prepare to deploy equipment for a research cruise, offshore Iceland.

Great to show Kate Berry and geophysicist friends from the class of '84 around Durham Earth Science. We welcome back alumni from any year!

Looking for the ideal AGU session for your vital research then try "Carbon inputs from wastewater treatment plants to aquatic ecosystems" - B027 AGU (American Geophysical Union) Durham Earth Science

New special issue announcement for Ecohydrology on impact of sewage on river nutrients edited by Nicholas Howden, Tim Burt and Helen Jarvie. Durham Earth Science Waterloo Geography Contact me if interested in submissions onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/1…

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Our latest paper on Celtic black broad beans has just been published, open-access in Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, demonstrating the impact of manuring on nitrogen isotopes, δ¹⁵N DurhamResearchOnline Durham Archaeology Durham Earth Science doi.org/10.1007/s12520…

Last day as Head of Department at Durham Earth Science. Thanks to all colleagues - staff and students alike - who have been on the team over the last 3 years. Good to mark the occasion yesterday with other Science HoDs, including Chris Greenwell who ends at Durham Chemistry today.

Our researchers have uncovered an incredibly rare and detailed #fossil that gives a peek inside one of the earliest ancestors of modern insects, #spiders, #crabs and centipedes. Read more: brnw.ch/21wLCqE #DUresearch Durham Earth Science

And many congratulations again to Janina (Janina Gillies 🌋) who passed her PhD viva yesterday with minor corrections! 🥳🥳🥳🥳 Many thanks to the examiners Emma Nicholson (Liu) and Madeleine Humphreys!

"GPR? But we thought we were supposed to be learning about baa-thymetry..." Durham Earth Science