Joining the watery dots
2 March 2026We talk a lot about national resilience: drought, flooding, water quality, and the energy transition. We talk less about the people who make resilience...
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We talk a lot about national resilience: drought, flooding, water quality, and the energy transition. We talk less about the people who make resilience...
Few geoscientists can say their career trajectory was altered in real time by a volcanic eruption, but volcanologist and geothermal geoscientist Catherine...
In Denmark, many people have a strong cultural attachment to their landscape. Outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking and swimming are often deeply...
Scotland’s rich geodiversity has been studied for over 200 years, yielding significant advances in understanding of our science. Fortunately, many geoscience...
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...
“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...
Galaxies, nebulae and interstellar dust clouds drift through the Universe in ceaseless motion, as vast architectures of light shaped over cosmic time....
As part of a recce for an undergraduate field trip in 2019, my colleagues and I visited the island of Heimaey, accessible by a forty-minute ferry ride...
