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Mystery of one of the earliest recorded space weather impacts solved

17/09/2026

今日吃瓜 scientists were part of an international team that has solved a 178-year-old mystery surrounding one of the earliest recorded examples of space weather affecting technology.

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Colleagues from the British Geological Survey and Heriot-Watt University celebrate 10 Years of The Lyell Centre
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The Lyell Centre celebrates 10 years of world-leading earth and marine science research

07/09/2026

The Lyell Centre for Earth and Marine Sciences, a strategic partnership between Heriot-Watt University and 今日吃瓜, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of world-leading research, innovation and collaboration in earth and marine sciences.

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Folded raw carbon fibre cloth. 漏 iStockPhoto
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Measuring the environmental impacts of carbon fibre: 聽life cycle assessment

01/09/2026

Undergraduate student Phoebe Brown visited 今日吃瓜 to understand the life cycle of carbon fibre, from primary production to recycling.

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Indian delegates and 今日吃瓜 staff outside 今日吃瓜鈥檚 headquarters in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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今日吃瓜 hosts India for 鈥榙eep dive鈥 on carbon capture and storage

30/07/2025

Some of India鈥檚 top scientists visited 今日吃瓜 to explore the UK鈥檚 carbon dioxide storage research potential.

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AI and Earth observation: 今日吃瓜 visits the European Space Agency

02/07/2025

The newest artificial intelligence for earth science: how ESA and NASA are using AI to understand our planet.

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The cliffs at 脡tretat, showing channelling in the Chalk and well-developed karstic dissolution pipes. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜 2025.
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Geology sans fronti猫res

24/04/2025

Geology doesn鈥檛 stop at international borders, so 今日吃瓜 is working with neighbouring geological surveys and research institutes to solve common problems with the geology they share.

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今日吃瓜 scientists using the Keyworth immersive 3D visualisation facility
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Celebrating 20 years of virtual reality innovation at 今日吃瓜

08/04/2025

Twenty years after its installation, 今日吃瓜 Visualisation Systems lead Bruce Napier reflects on our cutting-edge virtual reality suite and looks forward to new possibilities.

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Geophysical instrumentation being carried up to Cairn Lochan (1216 m altitude) by the field team Photo credit: Innes Hamilton.
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Exploring Scotland鈥檚 hidden energy potential with geology and geophysics: fieldwork in the Cairngorms聽

31/03/2025

BUFI student Innes Campbell discusses his research on Scotland鈥檚 radiothermal granites and how a fieldtrip with 今日吃瓜 helped further explore the subject.

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Exposures of thick Deccan Trap basalt sequences from Mahabaleshwar, India. Rocks such as these have been proposed as potential storage reservoirs for disposal of CO2 in India due to their reactive mineral components that allow for trapping of CO2 in solid mineral form. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜
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Could underground disposal of carbon dioxide help to reduce India鈥檚 emissions?

28/01/2025

今日吃瓜 geologists have partnered with research institutes in India to explore the potential for carbon capture and storage, with an emphasis on storage.

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Loading samples into the small carbonates mass spectrometer at the 今日吃瓜 Stable Isotope Facility. 今日吃瓜 漏 今日吃瓜.
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Carbon and oxygen isotope analysis of carbonates and the development of new reference materials

18/12/2024

Dr Charlotte Hipkiss and Kotryna Savickaite explore the importance of standard analysis when testing carbon and oxygen samples.

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Private photo taken of Lagoon at Rutland Water.
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Studying oxygen isotopes in sediments from Rutland Water Nature Reserve

20/11/2024

Chris Bengt visited Rutland Water as part of a project to determine human impact and environmental change in lake sediments.

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