This blog post is written by Mike Clare, Ian Kane and Elda Miramontes. Mike is a researcher at the National Oceanography Centre (UK) who measures deep-sea currents to find out…
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How to experiment with the most dangerous flows in the world
This blog is written by Pete Rowley, a volcanologist who pours sand down chutes to see what it does. Sometimes he’s allowed out to play with real volcanoes. A churning…
Why geoscience needs gamers
This blog is written by Chris Skinner, a Researcher at the Energy and Environment Institute, University of Hull, where he leads the SeriousGeoGames Lab and Earth Arcade projects. In 2018…
The important role women play in making the mining industry stronger, safer & more sustainable
This blog post is written by Stacy Hope. Stacy is ESG Director at Africa Matters and Head of Global Outreach Committee at Women in Mining UK. In 2020, Women in…
Next Gen Geoscience: Volcanoes, Video Games, and JEDI with Jazmin Scarlett
This week, Geoscience for the Future chats to Jazmin Scarlett, a scientist whose research combines volcanoes, history, society and video games! Identifying as Black, disabled and queer, Jazmin is passionate…
2020 round up…and a BIG thank you!
This editorial is written by Natasha Dowey and Hazel Beaumont of the Geoscience for the Future team. We love geoscience and want to promote our discipline far and wide! You…
Science communication: how can we make it clear, engaging and more inclusive?
This blog is written by Lynsey MacLeary of Isotope Editing. Lynsey is a specialist scientific editor providing English language editing services for earth and environmental scientists; she is equally enamoured…
Mining for a sustainable future: Bringing new life to the UK’s industrial heritage
This blog is written by James McFarlane. James is a geologist who has spent his career in the production, exploration and consultancy sectors of the mining industry. James’ work has…
Lessons from a land devastated by Ruiz: building equitable partnerships in the study of Colombian volcanoes
This blog is written by David Cavell. David spent his PhD studying the formation and chemistry of Colombian volcanoes, including Nevado del Ruiz. He is currently preparing publications from his…
How my undergraduate degree in Geology prepared me for working in Geothermal Energy
This blog is written by David McNamara. David is a lecturer in Earth Sciences at the University of Liverpool and has worked in Geothermal energy as a geologist since 2009,…