Who amongst us doesn’t love a geological map? As an undergraduate, one of my best-loved classes was structural geology with Roger Mason. We learnt how...
We are incredibly excited to announce that this summer the Geological Society will be holding a free, outdoor, public exhibition at Burlington House as...
Ground surface deformation is now routinely measured to millimetric precision using a family of remote sensing techniques known as Interferometric Synthetic...
Visitors who spend any amount of time in Burlington House will find it hard not to be struck by the Society’s Library collections. Both the first floor...
Recent research suggests that the effects of climate change are already tangible, making the requirement for net zero – the balance between the emission...
The introduction and growth of the railway network in the first half of the 19th century revolutionised travel and the transport of goods for many. One...
