Responsible Critical Minerals Resourcing in Northern Ireland:- stakeholder event Riddel Hall, Queen’s University Belfast 9.30-3.00pm on Monday 27th February 2023. Register online https://lnkd.in/ey-UFJE3. Any questions, email qmsresearch.support@qub.ac.uk
“Nineteenth Century Fossil Collections from the Foothills of the Himalaya (Siwalik Hills)” by Dr Chris Stimpson (Oxford University Museum of Natural History). Tuesday 28th February 2023 between 19:00 and 20:00 via Zoom. More information on the talk and how to register is given in the flyer here or send an email to info@geology.ie to register.
Discover Iveragh’s Geology – Weekend talk and fieldtrip 3rd and 4th March 2023 Waterville and Valentia Island, Co. Kerry. with Dr. Pat Meere, UCC. Friday 3rd March 7pm-9pm at Tech Amergin, Waterville and Saturday 4th March 10am-1pm Valentia Island. Eventbrite link: Discover Iveragh's Geology Tickets, Fri 3 Mar 2023 at 19:00 | Eventbrite
Presentations on all Earth Science matters, from geomorphology through to hard rock geology are welcome. Students, early career researchers are encouraged to consider. See the Eventbrite page for details and registration: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/66th-irish-geological-research-meeting-2023-tickets-472473409687 Registration is free
IAH (Irish Group) March TDM - Three talks from Early Careers Hydrogeologists Tuesday 7th March 2023, starting at 18:00. online via Zoom. Please register in advance at https://tinyurl.com/March23IAHTDM For further details please see flyer here
Galway Geological Association (GGA) fieldtrip with Earth & Ocean Sciences (EOS), University of Galway to Tynagh Mines, East Galway Saturday, 11th March 2023 Led by Dr. Tiernan Henry of EOS. Register by emailing galwaygeology@gmail.com as soon as possible. Depart by bus from the Quad at University of Galway at 9am.
Irish Quaternary Association (IQUA) Spring Meeting and AGM Saturday 25th March 2023 University College Cork. For further details and registration please download flyer here
The Irish Geoscience Network (IGN) - meeting 29th March between 17:00 and 18:00 in IGI, Merrion Square and via Zoom,
As part of this year’s Cork Lifelong Learning Festival, UCC invites you to “Fossils for our Future”. UCC Palaeontologists, Dr. Chris Mays and Prof. Maria McNamara, will share their insights on the significance of fossils for understanding Earth’s past and present. If you are interested in becoming a citizen palaeontologist, come along and hear how […]