Department of Earth Sciences » Geodesy, tectonics, volcanology and related hazards

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Apr

Disentangling the role of mantle convection in shaping Earth’s topography

01

Mar

Mercury rising: study sheds new light on the environmental impact of ancient volcanoes

13

Sep

Rethinking Natural Resources with the Oxford Martin School

07

Sep

Damaged tectonic plates underlying large igneous provinces heal themselves during cooling new study shows

11

Aug

Ocean-bottom seismometers deployed near the equatorial Mid-Atlantic Ridge provide new constraints on the mechanisms of plate formation and divergence.

05

May

Importance of deep and offshore groundwater in the current water scarcity crisis

02

Feb

Magma takes the long way around

03

Jan

Fossil CSI: Analysis of Giant Extinct Marine Reptile Graveyard Suggests Mysterious Site Was Ancient Birthing Grounds

12

Sep

New model mechanistically links Earth’s interior processes with surficial ones

19

Aug

Improving the Understanding of the Distribution of Earthquake Hazard in Afghanistan

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Disentangling the role of mantle convection in shaping Earth’s topography

Mercury rising: study sheds new light on the environmental impact of ancient volcanoes

Rethinking Natural Resources with the Oxford Martin School

Damaged tectonic plates underlying large igneous provinces heal themselves during cooling new study shows

Ocean-bottom seismometers deployed near the equatorial Mid-Atlantic Ridge provide new constraints on the mechanisms of plate formation and divergence.

Importance of deep and offshore groundwater in the current water scarcity crisis

Magma takes the long way around

Fossil CSI: Analysis of Giant Extinct Marine Reptile Graveyard Suggests Mysterious Site Was Ancient Birthing Grounds

New model mechanistically links Earth’s interior processes with surficial ones

Improving the Understanding of the Distribution of Earthquake Hazard in Afghanistan