How to be the most popular demonstrator 🌂 We got hailed off the multi-coloured rock stop this afternoon, but not before some decent sketching time Oxford Earth Sciences

Dispelling the notion of the Boring Billion: Three Proterozoic unconformities, many many red beds and a meteorite impact deposit - not bad for one day in the field with Oxford Earth Sciences! Thanks to Alex Lipp for soft rock enthusiasm and expertise 😃

We finally made it to the Cambrian! A great couple of days familiarising the 2nd year Oxford Earth Sciences undergrads with their mapping area units and loooots of thrusts! 😊

Released our 2nd year Oxford Earth Sciences students into their independent mapping area today. Some great progress, and looking forward to seeing the finished maps in 2 days time!

Final day mapping with Oxford Earth Sciences 2nd years - finishing in the sun🌞 to chase down a final few faults and angular unconformities. Huge thanks to the demo team: Marc St-Onge, Lot Koopmans Alex Lipp Catherine Baldwin Nikki Sridhar Kris Sokol, Tobermory Mackay-Champion & Ian Cawood

How many Oxford Earth Sciences 2nd years can you spot? 🧐

It's been great to see entries for the Big Think Competition roll in - a reminder to submit your video essay by Wednesday 1 May! For more information and how to enter our video essay competition for Years 11 to 13, please visit: seh.ac/bigthink #oxford #oxoutreach

Today is #EarthDay! 🌍 DPhil Student, Arianwen, spoke to Associate Prof Jon Wade, Prof Erin Saupe and Prof Bob Hilton from Oxford Earth Sciences to find out more about why Earth Day is so important. #OxfordUni #OxfordResearchers #OxfordUniLife #ClimateResearch

Notebook goals 👇 Amazing work Zoe!

The Earth’s Magnetic Field Is At Least 3.7-Billion-Years Old, New Evidence Shows iflscience.com/the-earths-mag…

Very excited to finally have this labour-of-love released into the world after 6 years in the making at both MIT EAPS and Oxford Earth Sciences If you want to learn more about Earth's magnetic field 3.7 billions years ago, you can read our latest work here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

In this incredibly exciting study, researchers have recovered a 3.7-billion-year-old record of Earth’s magnetic field, and found that it appears remarkably similar to the field surrounding Earth today 🧲🌍 Read more on our news pages: earth.ox.ac.uk/2024/04/earths…

New research highlights the role of mantle convection in controlling Earth's topography! Researchers quantified the proportion of topography controlled by crustal thickness and density, allowing for the influence of mantle processes to be isolated. earth.ox.ac.uk/2024/04/mantle…

How many paleomagicians is too many paleomagicians? NanoPaleoMagnetism Conall Mac Niocaill

Lovely day for a field course to the Malverns ⁦Oxford Earth Sciences⁩ ⁦Claire Nichols⁩

New paper about the formation & evolution of the Tarda meteorite in Meteoritics & Planetary Science. Includes:- - IR spectra from Helena Bates - Mineralogy from Catherine Harrison - Palaeomagnetism from James Bryson Nikki Sridhar Claire Nichols onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Register FREE for the MineralogicalSociety #Mineral #Physics #Research in Progress Meeting 2024: minersoc.org/mpgrip-2024.ht… 🌐EarthSciences UCL 🗓️ 18-19 July Invited speakers: 1. Miriam Peña Alvarez Physics Astro @ Edin 2. John Brodholt EarthSciences UCL 3. Hauke Marquardt Oxford Earth Sciences #MPGRiP2024 Please RT!

Banusha Kugabalan shocked the audience with her awesome talk on all this stressful at the Castle meeting today!

At the Castle meeting in Utrecht with some of my academic children and grand children (+ ⁦⁦wyn williams⁩)! ⁦Claire Nichols⁩