Congratulations to 4th year undergraduate Alex for his excellent talk on ocean plastics, and massive thanks to DPhil Ari for expertly chairing and hosting our panel discussion! #EarthDay Department of Physics at University of Oxford

Thanks to everyone who came to our #EarthDay event and to our fantastic volunteers for taking the time to share their knowledge! Department of Physics at University of Oxford MPLSOxford

So excited for our Earth Day event in Department of Physics at University of Oxford today! Stalls on ocean plastics, 3D printed globes, palaeoclimate and a lino printing craft activity for visitors to enjoy 🌍 plus talks from two of our research students!

Very pleased to announce a 2-year postdoc opening Oxford Earth Sciences on the geodynamics of mid-ocean ridges, fully funded through my The Royal Society URF project OceanMelt, and explore some new tectonic-magmatic computer models! 🌍🌋💻 Job details: tinyurl.com/5n6w3jec

Behind the scenes on our latest film shoot! 🎥

We spoke to organic farmers and ventured underground Wookey Hole Caves to explore groundwater. Documentary coming this summer!

Starring Claudia Bertoni and Chris Day (@OxUniEarthSci) & crew Rob Key, James Lee-Warner and Charlotte Bird.

Delighted to receive a package of letters from the children at Western Primary School about their recent lessons on earthquakes and volcanoes! Looking forward to reading and sending a reply Oxford Earth Sciences NERC COMET

We are ready for Oxford Earth day with Oxford Earth Sciences, even the little one! Come see us at the Martin Wood Complex!

physics.ox.ac.uk/events/oxford-…

The evolution of my field notebooks over the last 3 years with Oxford Earth Sciences 🤸‍♀️

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…

Attention all graduate students!

Take a few minutes to complete the PRES survey and influence positive change across the research community. You can find your personalised link in your inbox ✉️

‘We’re discovering that rocks can breathe’ 🪨

Listen as DPhil student, Arianwen, talks to Prof Bob Hilton, Associate Prof Jon Wade and Prof Erin Saupe from @oxuniearthsci to find out more about their areas of research, and why they’re so important.

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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 #OxfordUni Life #ClimateResearch

This #EarthDay we focus on making a positive impact on our planet by reducing plastic usage #PlanetvsPlastics

Join us for our Oxford Earth Day event this Saturday, hosted by Department of Physics at University of Oxford, to find out more about research in this exciting area!

physics.ox.ac.uk/events/oxford-…

Had a great time demonstrating for the first time on the 1st year’s fieldtrip to Arran with Oxford Earth Sciences! We followed Arran’s journey, from the Caledonian Orogeny to its passing across different climates and environments as it travelled North. 🗻
#geology

A big thank you to Charlie Rex and Oxford Earth Sciences for a fantastic, lively and very informative talk about climate change and monsoons.

Check out this awesome review of Tamsin Mather's new book Adventures in Volcanoland!

theguardian.com/books/2024/apr…

Day 8 of the Oxford Earth Sciences fieldtrip to #Arran . I haven’t tweeted for a few days; I’ve been making a map of the North Glen Sannox valley 👀 Very interesting rocks recording arc-continent accretion hundreds of millions of years ago! Parts covered up so students can’t spy on mine!

👋 Tom Barrett is a 1st Year DPhil student in Earth Sciences St Anne's College.

To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Roger Bannister’s 4 minute mile, Tom's written about the Community Mile, that all students are invited to take part in ▶️ bit.ly/3VRp8g6

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Day 5 of the Oxford Earth Sciences fieldtrip to #Arran , looking at igneous units on the SW coast. Very excited to see the so-called composite dykes with felsic cores and mafic margins 🤔 #fieldwork #Scotland #geology

From dunes to the (Druma)doon - first five days of the Oxford Earth Sciences Arran field trip done! Enjoying leading more outcrops this year - bring on mapping!