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Iran Earthquake - Standard Blind Thrust
In this neck of the woods, mountains are there for a reason. It is a sign of compression. It gets a lot worse up in the 'stan' countries. So you have mountains and you have valleys. The mountains are the footwalls of thrust faults, and the [...]
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Limestone karstic scenery - in 60 seconds
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Happy birthday to us!
The Geological Society was founded on 13th November 1807 - 210 years ago today! Ten years ago, we celebrated our 200th birthday with a year long programme of events - here's some highlights of what took place... Continue reading →
PhD position at ETH Zürich
A 4-year Phd position is available at the ETH Zürich in the research group of Ion Beam Physics ETH starting as soon as possible. Please find the details in the PDF available below! PhD [...]New Antarctic heat map reveals sub-ice hotspots
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