Date:
02 October 2024 - 09 September 2025
Event type:
Conference, Hybrid
Organised by:
Geological Society Events
Venue:
In person at various locations, and online via Zoom
Event details
Join us for our ground-breaking new series on Climate & Ecology research.
This new series of regional events will take place around the UK, starting in Plymouth on 2 October 2024. Regional events will be co-hosted by the Society and the various host institutions and will feature a topical research seminar by a local expert in their field, followed by a panel discussion. Topics of discussion will range from climate impacts upon the world's oceans, to those on land and in our atmosphere. These regional events will be fully hybrid, with sessions live-streamed online to ensure all Fellows and interested parties can attend free of charge.
More information about each event can be found by clicking on the 'Find out more' link in the table below.
The series will culminate in a flagship hybrid conference, which will take place at Burlington House, London, UK, on 8–9 September 2025. This conference will serve as a platform for geoscientists, researchers and industry professionals to come together to discuss the impact climate change is having upon the environment and how society can mitigate the changes.
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Date |
Host |
Speaker |
Subject |
Further details |
2024 |
2 October |
University of Plymouth |
Professor Gerd Masselink |
Impact of sea-level rise on atoll islands – is drowning the inevitable outcome? |
Find out more |
25 November |
University of Aberystwyth |
Professor Sarah Davies |
Climate change, sea level and storminess in Wales – a palaeoenvironmental perspective |
Find out more
|
4 December |
University of Liverpool |
Dr Rob Duller |
How do sedimentary layers record information about past climate change? |
Find out more |
2025 |
16 January |
University of Glasgow |
Dr John MacDonald |
Anthropogenic Geomaterials: what are they, and how do they impact climate and ecology? |
Find out more |
20 February |
Durham University |
Dr Caroline Clason |
Exploring the importance of glaciers for water, food, and energy security |
Find out more |
12 March |
University of Birmingham |
Dr Shan Huang |
Complex climate change impact on biodiversity dynamics in space and time
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Further information coming soon |
8-9 September |
The Geological Society |
- |
TBC |
Further information coming soon |
Organisers
The Climate & Ecology Science theme is led by Dr Stephen Grimes from the University of Plymouth.
Abstracts
The Call for Abstracts to the final meeting at Burlington House will open in 2025.
Registration
To attend one of the regional presentations, please click the 'Find out more' link in the above table.
Registration for the final meeting at Burlington House will open in 2025. If you are interested in potentially sponsoring this event, please contact: [email protected].