We comprise academics in the School of Chemistry, School of Earth Sciences and the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology at the University of Bristol. Each of these Schools is globally recognised for excellence in their respective disciplines. We also host colleagues from Geographical Sciences, Veterinary Sciences and Biological Sciences, and we have collaborations across the University, in every Faculty. The OGU hosts the NERC National Environmental Isotope Facility (NEIF) (Bristol node). The majority of our physical lab space is housed in the School of Chemistry, although our Radiocarbon AMS facility (BRAMS) is housed in Archaeology. The OGU is also a member group of the Cabot Institute. 

The Organic Geochemistry Unit is committed to providing a positive working environment for all staff, postdocs, and post- and undergraduate students free from discriminatory and intimidating behaviour. We respect and celebrate the diversity in our research community and aim to recruit talented researchers irrespective of their background. Further information can be found in the EDI statements of the schools of Chemistry and Earth Sciences and the University of Bristol.

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