Paul Dobraszczyk (@pauldobraszczyk.bsky.social) explores how architecture reveals the materials, timescales and processes shaping our planet, asking how the built environment fosters a stronger connection with Earth’s geological story.
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The UK’s National Geological Repository underpins science and policy. As demand grows, the need to safeguard and modernise collections is increasingly clear to turn stored cores, fossils and data into vital resources for research and decision-making.
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Geoscientist's summer issue is out now! Its highlights include:
🔍 Peering inside the UK's largest fault
🔓 Transforming research with open access
👷♀️ Securing the geoscientist talent pipeline
🏆 Meeting the @geolsoc.bsky.social award winners
Read the issue: geoscientist.online
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From volcanic islands to the depths of the ocean, @nemiwalding.bsky.social explores the technologies helping scientists push into geological frontiers and why there is still so much left to discover beneath the waves.
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Following @geolsoc.bsky.social's Annual General Meeting, we bid farewell to President Professor Jon Gluyas, who reflects on his achievements, the challenges geoscience faces and why helping society understand its value is so important.
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WJEC Eduqas is committed to the provision of AS and A Level Geology: www.eduqas.co.uk/qualificatio...
@geolsoc.bsky.social has been working with various parties and consulting teachers to ensure support is available for its continued provision, with a statement expected within the week.
After receiving this year’s @geolsoc.bsky.social Glossop Medal for his contributions to engineering geology, Dr David Giles reflects on a career journey from academia into industry.
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In Denmark’s UNESCO Global Geopark Odsherred, initial scepticism gave way to pride, as local communities reconnected with their geological heritage through education, storytelling and shared stewardship.
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From deserts shaped over millions of years to cities rising in decades, Manuel Álvarez Diestro’s photographic series invites us to reflect on how human structures sit within – and sometimes disrupt – deep time.
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“Reefs of Time is a joy to read,” writes @cornubiangeologist.bsky.social in a lovely book review for @geoscientistmag.bsky.social.
As the author, it’s a joy to read his review! geoscientist.online/sections/boo... @princetonupress.bsky.social #scicomm #coral #fossil #geology #geoscience #booksky
Reefs of Time explores exotic fieldwork and science to highlight the importance of the theory of uniformitarianism for coral survival.
OCR has announced its form of AS and A Level Geology qualifications will be withdrawn, with the final cohort to take exams in 2028. The decision may affect how the subject is accessed in secondary education and could influence higher education pathways and careers.
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