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The open geoscience revolution
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The open geoscience revolution

2 June 2026

For many years, a common assumption in the geoscience community has been that the most valuable geological data sits behind closed doors. Researchers often...

Joining the watery dots
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Joining the watery dots

2 March 2026

We talk a lot about national resilience: drought, flooding, water quality, and the energy transition. We talk less about the people who make resilience...

Forged by fire
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Forged by fire

10 February 2026

Few geoscientists can say their career trajectory was altered in real time by a volcanic eruption, but volcanologist and geothermal geoscientist Catherine...

Landscapes of identity
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Landscapes of identity

18 December 2025

In Denmark, many people have a strong cultural attachment to their landscape. Outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking and swimming are often deeply...

Who do I ask?
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Who do I ask?

8 December 2025

Scotland’s rich geodiversity has been studied for over 200 years, yielding significant advances in understanding of our science. Fortunately, many geoscience...

From rock to reverence
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From rock to reverence

1 December 2025

For Anjana Khatwa, the solid presence of rocks hum with life. Whilst scientifically they are inanimate and many people do not feel a natural empathy for...

Quest for life
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Quest for life

1 December 2025

“I have been interested in space for as long as I can remember,” Erin Leonard reflects. But like many scientists, her path into planetary science...

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