Hosting young Geographers for work experience week17 July 2017Last week we hosted 8 students from years 10 and 11 for our annual work experience. The students, all from local schools and who study Geography at GCSE level, worked as research assistants in both Human and Physical Geography.
Hosting young Geographers for work experience week17 July 2017Last week we hosted 8 students from years 10 and 11 for our annual work experience. The students, all from local schools and who study Geography at GCSE level, worked as research assistants in both Human and Physical Geography.
Society and Space Masters celebrates 25 years!21 June 2017The School of Geographical Sciences is celebrating the 25th year of the Society and Space Masters programme at the University of Bristol!
Greenhouse gas removal in the land sector – addressing the gaps25 April 2017A University of Bristol academic will lead one of seven topic-specific projects announced yesterday by NERC as part of a £8.6million research programme which will investigate ways to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to counteract global warming.
Forests to provide a quarter of Paris agreement's pledged mitigation28 February 2017Forests are expected to provide a quarter of climate mitigation efforts pledged by countries under the Paris Climate Change Agreement according to a study published in Nature Climate Change, co-authored by Dr Jo House from the School of Geographical Sciences.
Jo House contributes to new Ladybird book on Climate Change26 January 2017Jo was one of seven academics to peer review the content of the Ladybird Book on Climate Change, co-authored by Prince Charles, Tony Juniper and Emily Shuckburgh. The book is part of a new Ladybird 'Expert' series, with two other books on Quantum Mechanics and Evolution and was launched on 25 January 2017.
UAV atmospheric sampling on Ascension Island wins UK Engineering Prize9 September 2016Dr Tom Richardson, Prof Jim Freer (Geographical Sciences) and Dr Colin Greatwood from the University of Bristol have won a Collaborate-to-Innovate UK engineering award along with their NERC funded academic partners from the University of Birmingham (Dr Rick Thomas and Prof Rob MacKenzie) and Royal Holloway, University of London (Prof Euan Nisbet, Rebecca Brownlow and Dr David Lowry).
Hosting young Geographers for work experience week
17 July 2017
Last week we hosted 8 students from years 10 and 11 for our annual work experience. The students, all from local schools and who study Geography at GCSE level, worked as research assistants in both Human and Physical Geography.
