3rd to 4th Yr Duties 2016
Recent News
- IRC Research Ally Prize
- New instruments for high precision land surveying arrive at UCD
- Neoma MC-ICP-MS delivery
- Hook Head Peninsula Fieldtrip
- Next Generations Explorers Award
- Software Agreement with Baker Hughes
- Maeve Boland elected Fellow of the Geological Society of America
- New faculty - Dr Kara English
- New faculty – four Ad Astra Fellows
- Dr Laia Comas-Bru WCRP/GCOS Data Prize
- Mass extinction - learning from the past for the future
- Formation of platinum-group ore deposits & sub-volcanic intrusions
- UCD’s School of Earth Sciences collaboration with Irish-based NGO Self Help Africa (SHA)
- Swampy rainforests in Antarctica dated to the mid-Cretaceous
- Professor Frank McDermott Nature Publication
- The Blue Book Project
- Geology Workshop
- IGA Diamond Jubilee Lecture
- Mt Etna
- Dr William Foster Publication
- Journal of Quaternary Science Publication
- Dr Srikumar Roy Review article
- SGA 2019 Pre-conference Field Trip
- UCD Festival 2019
- Dr Chris Mark awarded SFI Starting Investigator Research Grant
- TOSCA travels to the Mid-Atlantic ridge and discovers an other-wordly landscape
- UCD School of Earth Sciences-led international expedition, TOSCA, sets sail
- Piecing Together the Big Picture on Water and Climate
- Prof John Walsh awarded 2017 RIA Gold Medal
- Assoc Professor Eoghan Holohan Irish Research Council
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- PAGES working group SISAL workshop
- Micrometre-scale deformation observations reveal fundamental controls
- Geobiology and Molecular Fossils
- PANTHER Marine Research Expedition
- Renata Barros Foord Pegmatite Symposium in Golden Colorado
- Bardarbunga volcano Iceland
- 3rd to 4th Yr Duties 2016
- Remembering Steve Millan
- Dr Laia Comas Bru AGU2016
A Time of Transition : 3rd to 4th Yr Student Duties
It has been a hectic time of transition for our students who just finished their 3rd year and are going straight into their 4th year duties. Our group of ten returned from an intensive 7-day mapping field class in Connemara, only to have a few days rest before leaving again to do the field mapping component for their respective independent mapping projects. We will have groups of students mapping in Donegal, southern France, and Norway and they will be sending us updates of their adventures so please check back.