This blog is written by Francesca (@franchubarona), Juan (@juanferriccioni), Federico (@riverofede_), and Lautaro (@lautyramirez289), Geoscience students at the National University of Comahue in Neuquén, Argentina. They are passionate about finding…
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The Ground Beneath Our Feet Series: Fossil heritage tells our history
This blog is written by Agustina (@agusparra_7), Carla (@02carlu) and Marianela (@belenferreyro2), who are in their third year of study towards their Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences. This is…
The Ground Beneath Our Feet: How Patagonian Students are Reimagining the Future of Geology
Welcome! This blog is the introduction to a series of pieces written by students at the National University of Comahue, Argentina. We are so grateful to María Belén and all…
Geoscience for the Future 2026 update
This blog is written by Hazel Beaumont, one of our coordinators for Geoscience for the Future. Over the winter break, she spent a lot of time walking and even found…
Written in Stone – the Importance of Geodiversity
This blog is written by Elaine Hooton, a Geographer who worked as a teacher and educator for 34 years before beginning PhD research at the Open University. “…press your fingers…
Geoscience for the Future turns 5!
This week, Geoscience for the Future turns 5 years old. Editor Natasha Dowey reflects on what it has achieved in that time.
Graduate Stories: from my Geological Engineering degree to the Ghana Geological Survey Authority
This month, we hear from Bright Aryee, a graduate student of Geological Engineering from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science And Technology, now working for the Ghana Geological Survey Authority….
Graduate Stories: from my degree in Geology to Coastal Management
This month, we hear from Emma Bouie, a postgraduate student at Ohio State University. Emma specialises in coastal geomorphology, resilience strategies, and using GIS for effective public communication. She is committed…
Graduate Stories: from my Geology degree to Carbon Storage Scientist
In 2024, Geoscience for the Future is keen to highlight the stories of recent geoscience graduates! If you have a story to share, get in touch with us at geoforthefuture@gmail.com….
Exploring the history of the Earth with QUARTETnary: the card game about the geological time scale
This blog is written by Dr. Iris van Zelst, a geophysicist working at the German Aerospace Center in Berlin, Germany. Iris studies the geodynamics and seismology of Venus and is…