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14 May 2016
Morgan is analysing samples of ‘fossilised’ oceanic crust to understand the interaction between fluids and crustal rocks throughout the subduction cycle, from...
14 May 2016
Claire is currently developing a proxy for rainfall over the last 40,000 years, using stalagmites, from caves in Sulawesi Indonesia.
14 May 2016
Chris is studying interactions between volcanic gases and magmas on earth and on the moon.
14 May 2016
Aero Leplastier has always had an insatiable curiosity about how the physical world works and the processes that govern natural systems.
13 May 2016
Professor Gordon Lister is a tectonicist and structural geologist.
3 Feb 2016
The Australasian Universities Geoscience Educators Network (AUGEN) Conference is intended for first-time and experienced educators, students, postdoctoral...
25 Nov 2015
A remarkably detailed animation of the movement of the densest and coldest water in the world around Antarctica has been produced using data generated on...
4 Nov 2015
PhD candidate Kelsie Long from the Research School of Earth Sciences describes her work at Lake Mungo, the World heritage site in NSW where ancient human...
30 Sep 2015
Richard has turned his fascination for rocks into an underwater mission to map the seafloor. Three quarters of all volcanic eruptions happen underneath the...
17 Sep 2015
Kelsie Long’s success in the 2015 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition proves that while fish ear stones might not be sexy, they are interesting.
25 May 2015
Ian's research covers diverse fields including the age and origin of the Earth's curst, and using geochemical analysis to reconstruct past climates.