Funding success for E4 DTP, Edinburgh Earth, Ecology and Environment Doctoral Training Partnership.
The E4 Doctoral Training Partnership, led by the School of GeoSciences, has been successful in securing ongoing funding from the Natural Environmental Research Council (NERC).
The School of GeoSciences took part in a successful Doors Open Day event on Saturday 29th September, welcoming over 355 visitors to the Grant Institute.
Experts are developing a satellite-based system to vastly improve monitoring and forecasting of extreme weather and natural disasters anywhere in the world.
Congratulations to Professor Rachel Wood who has won the Johannes Walther Medal
Professor Rachel Wood, from the University’s School of GeoSciences, will be awarded the 2018 Johannes Walther Medal by the International Association of Sedimentologists.
Dr Lara Kalnins and colleagues from the University of Tasmania, University of Sydney, University of Glasgow, and James Cook University will board Australia’s oceanic research vessel Investigator in August 2019.
Researchers from the School of GeoSciences suggest that the discovery of magnetic particles found in dusty olivines of meteorites can hold a record of the magnetic fields in the solar system during its formation more than 4.6 billion years ago.
