Registration now open! #SIMSUG2024 thanks to our sponsors Elemtex, Elementar UK, Sercon IRMS, Thermo Fisher, Elemental scientific lasers

On Tuesday, we're hosting a webinar series on #nitrate pollution. In session 3, Dr Andi Smith will discuss:

▶️How the British Geological Survey run nitrate isotope analysis
▶️Sample data and standards
▶️Analyzing Ammonia on their Elementar GHG

More information: utm.guru/ugAt3

Bagged another volcano, this time Teide on Tenerife (view from the ascent and as close to the top I could get at 3,500m) above the clouds 🌋

Just one week left to apply for the Chief Scientist (Multihazards & Resilience Challenge area (MHR)) role.

This is a pivotal leadership role. You'll be responsible for the management, delivery & monitoring of the MHR science programme.

Apply:
careersportal.co.uk/UKRI-careers/j…

BGS, The Geological Society and ScottishGeology have partnered to bid to host the 38th International Geological Congress in Glasgow in 2028.

Our vision for Glasgow 2028 is ’Geoscience delivers a sustainable and equitable future’.
bgs.ac.uk/news/uk-biddin…

The snakehead fritillaries are out after our bramble clean up 2 weeks ago 😃British Geological Survey

One of my favourite spots on British Geological Survey site is snake wood! Today we did a bit of lunchtime brambling to keep the area open and a sanctuary for grass 🐍

Double the trouble today 😃 our new Sercon IRMS hydrogen isotope instrument and a Sercon IRMS small carbonate device

Lunchtime wilding, keeping on top of the brambles and looking after the pond British Geological Survey Found some frogspawn 🐸

If you are in the The Geological Society please remember to vote in this years council elections. If you fancy voting for me then even better! 🗳️I'd like to help on council to develop the joint interests of BGS and the Geol Soc. Loch Etive pic because that's much nicer than a mugshot! #IWD2024

It's wonderful to see this little tree get bigger and bigger each year! 😍
The Wollemia nobilis is classed as critically endangered in the wild. It was thought to be extinct till a small population was discovered in 1994 in Wollemi National Park in Australia.

Our wollemi pine in February 2020➡️, survived unexpected frosts then a hot dry spring-summer with no one on site! Look at it today ⬅️! British Geological Survey

Our Wollemi pine being unwrapped after winter! It has cones😃British Geological Survey

The North Sea off Bridlington and 4 miles north off Bempton, 24 hours later… 😳

📢Job alert!

Are you interested in palaeoclimate over geological timescales? If so, we have an open post-doc Oxford Earth Sciences on Natural Environment Research Council project, with me Dan Lunt Sebastian Steinig & others Bridge_Bristol

Please RT! Deadline Feb 20th.

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Word cloud from my papers, thanks to shiny.rcg.sfu.ca/u/rdmorin/scho…

We're excited to be part of the FLOOD research centre, working to better understand and manage flooding in the UK.

New legislation concerning soil management and technology in modern farming has led to an increase in enquiries about BGS’s Soil Parent Material Model.

Read on to learn how the model is helping GB's farming sector:
bgs.ac.uk/news/how-bgs-i…