Apply NOW for the Shaking Studies MagellanPlus workshop: Unlocking the full potential of subaqueous paleoseismology at active plate boundaries. This workshop will be held at National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan on 21-24 October 2025. In the last decade, there have...
We are pleased to announce that this year’s ECORD-ICDP Townhall Meeting will be held at the Natural History Museum in Vienna on Monday 28th April 2025. Guests may arrive from 18:00, with the event beginning at 19:00. Speakers include Gilbert...
Opportunity for funding to support the attendance of students and early-career professionals at the 2025 Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Geochronology and the accompanying 2025 Gordon Research Seminar on Geochronology. This GRC conference will be focused on “Timing, Tempo, and Drivers of Earth’s Climate” and...
The webinar dedicated to the IODP3 Expedition 502 “Impact of Petit-Spot Magmatism on Subduction Zone Seismicity and the Global Geochemical Cycle” took place on Monday 17th March 2025 at 9am (GMT). This webinar was aimed at all scientists potentially interested...
Workshop on Land2Sea proposal: Wilkes Subglacial Basin – Vulnerabilities and Global Consequences Nancy Bertler (Victoria University of Wellington/GNS) and Rob McKay (Victoria University of Wellington) will hold a one day workshop at the EGU meeting in April on a proposed Land2Sea...
Register your interest NOW for the Shaking Studies MagellanPlus workshop: Unlocking the full potential of subaqueous paleoseismology at active plate boundaries. This workshop will be held at National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan on 21-24 October 2025. In the last...
Registration is now open for the HIGHLAND – Holocene Insights Gained from High-resolution drilling in North Victoria Land MagellanPlus workshop. Being held at Institute of Polar Sciences Italian National Research Council ISP-CNR Bologna (Italy) on 25th-27th June 2025, this workshop...
A new global programme has launched, calling for international collaboration to synchronise climate records over the last 100 million years in order to make a significant contribution to the understanding of Earth history, biotic evolution, and particularly, Earth’s climate history....