'50 Years of Litter on Skye' is a short film produced by Loughborough University which features scientists Deirdre McKay and Antonia Law of Keele GGE highlighting the issue of coastal pollution on the Isle of Skye. Watch the full video here: youtu.be/6G4LVAEn1s0?si…

Time for Geography video: Evidence of UK glaciation and deglaciation featuring Harriet Ridley. In partnership with @bangorSNS BU Geography Bangor University Ocean Sciences Keele Geography Courses Keele GGE @MMUsste Manchester Metropolitan Uni timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-list/gl…

It's time to look at Formation of Drumlins with Rob Richard Waller 💙 in this Time for Geography video! Developed in collaboration with Keele Geography Courses Keele GGE timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-list/gl…

Rural Geographies students at Keele University went into Staffordshire yesterday to explore ideas on developing a new rural innovation and enterprise hub in the county. Visits to Lymedale Business Centre, Stone Business Park and Aston Marina. Keele GGE

At the Keele Research Conference today setting up our Solar Farm Biodiversity (Biogain) stall showcasing acoustic monitors from AudioMoth and data loggers from Tempcon

The Keele GGE Seminar Series continues this Wednesday with presentations from Clare Holdsworth on the Social life of Busyness, followed by Natasha Keeley on the Magma Process & Explosive Eruptions in Greece.
Join us at 4pm on Wednesday 20th March in the William Smith, WS 0.06

Brilliant to see research from our Riverscapes project highlighted in new white paper on microplastic pollution⁦Institute for Sustainable Futures Keele University⁩ ⁦Deirdre McKay⁩ ⁦Tom Stanton⁩ ⁦Keele GGE⁩ ⁦Alana Wheat 🌱⁩ ⁦Carry Somers⁩ ⁦Loughborough Geography and Environment⁩ keele.ac.uk/about/news/202…

#KeeleGreenFestival GUEST TALK - Food & Drink: Enhancing sustainable food chain by Christophe Lavialle, Sales & Business Development Director at RSK & ADAS
When? 14th March at 2pm, Where? Walter Moberly 1.01

All welcome!

The Keele GGE seminar series continues this Thursday with a special presentation from Dr. Graham Leslie (@BDRG_Keele and British Geological Survey) discussing the structure of the Carboniferous deposits of the North Pennines. Join us at 4pm in WS0.06 of the William Smith Building

Keele University’s Leverhulme-funded Sustainable Rural Futures Programme (SURF) will train a new generation of rural researchers to tackle contemporary rural challenges.
Be a part of our first cohort of up to 8, fully-funded, four-year doctoral scholars: keele.ac.uk/surf/

Research by scientists from Keele GGE is featured in a new white paper published today that calls for more to be done to stop textile microfibres entering the UK’s waterways from washing laundry. Read More:

keele.ac.uk/about/news/202…

Join us at 7pm in WS 0.06 of the William Smith Building for a lecture delivered by WIMM and The Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining on mining. It is free to attend and a buffet will be served afterwards.

Managed to get my hands on the 'Spider' from Artec 3D | Professional 3D solutions to create 3D models of the Charles Cotton mineral collection. Through the use of ThingLink, these can be evolved into interactive touch screen displays for our upcoming applicant visit days.

The GGE seminar series session 2 will be held this Thursday at 4pm in the William Smith Building, room WS0.06. Join us for presentations from our very own Victor Hême De Lacotte and Dr Adam Moolna.

Class of ‘86 Geology graduate John Knowles of Geotechnics Ltd returned to Keele University 🐿️ on Thursday to deliver a session to our current students on rock core drilling. A very engaged group of students got a real-world taster of where their degree might take them.

Due to the adverse weather conditions, today's scheduled NSGGA talk on the NW Highlands controversy has been postponed until Thursday 22nd February.

Join us for a free to attend evening lecture - The NW Highlands Controversy: Geology, geologists and social climbing in Victorian times' will be held in the William Smith Building, WS 0.06 on Thursday 8 February at 19:30

We're proud to announce the return of Keele GGE's seminar series, with the first session being held on Wednesday 24th of January in WS0.07 at 4 pm. This event is free to attend, and will be of particular interest to our geology students.

Fancy getting a head start? Next week EPOS are hosting a training session on using the EPOS Data Portal, a valuable resource full of solid earth science datasets that we use for our teaching in Keele GGE

Congratulations to our school prize winners 👏👏👏
Chloe Virgo, Helen Naylor Burgess and Ivin Raj all scooped prizes for best MSc dissertation in their respective fields.
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