7 pm GMT - Thursday 25th November
Charlotte Spruzen (McGill University)
Exploring the biogeochemical sulfur cycle over the past 150 million years.
Cesca Wilcocks (University of Plymouth)
Terrestrial analogues for Mars and the moon.
Upcoming speakers
John Morley
Imperial College
London
Morgan Davies
University of
Plymouth
Cesca Wilcocks
University of
Plymouth
Jonah McLeod
Imperial College
London
Felix Davison
University of
Cambridge
Tor Sorensen
University College
London
Lucy Jackson
Durham University
Charlotte Spruzen
McGill University
Join us for our next seminar:
What is TETHYS?
TETHYS (Talks on Earth Science Topics Hosted by Young Students) is a virtual seminar series showcasing research from current undergraduates and recent graduates (often from Summer internships, Mapping projects, Dissertations or Masters projects). Talks are aimed at an undergraduate audience, although anyone is welcome to attend. TETHYS was designed with three major goals:
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To build a community for young geoscientists to share ideas and experiences.
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Provide a platform for young geoscientists to gain experience in presenting academic work within a relatively informal environment; we hope this will be especially useful for those aiming to pursue a career in academia.
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Provide accessible content that bridges the gap between undergraduate teaching and higher-level research seminars and conferences.
TETHYS has grown from an online community of UK university geological societies. We are always looking for new students from any universities to become involved. If you are interested in giving a talk, we'd love you to get in touch.
Full Seminar Schedule
Seminars are held every November starting at 7 pm.
4th November
John Morley (Imperial College London)
A universal framework for monitoring the societal flows of sand: from mining to mafias.
Morgan Davies (University of Plymouth)
Waking the Wheals: Cornwall's second mining age.
11th November
Lucy Jackson (Durham University)
Bubble rise dynamics in non-isothermal silicate melts.
Tor Sorensen (University College London)
Polar Tipping Points: Will Fog Accelerate the Melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet?
18th November
Jonah McLeod (Imperial College London)
The sedimentology of superimposed aeolian ripples on Mars.
Felix Davison (University of Cambridge)
What's Under Africa? Hunting the roots of mantle plumes.
25th November
Charlotte Spruzen (McGill University)
Exploring the biogeochemical sulfur cycle over the past 150 million years.
Cesca Wilcocks (University of Plymouth)
Terrestrial analogues for Mars and the moon.
Code of Conduct
TETHYS seminars provide a platform for young geoscientists to present their research within a safe setting, independent of race, gender, religion, sexuality or background. Through the informality of the seminars we aim to cultivate a community of young geoscientists, but all attendees should behave in a professional manner.
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Any actions or comments which may be considered disrespectful, discriminatory or compromise the safe and inclusive nature of the seminars are forbidden. This includes comments during or after the seminar, questions, feedback and any related posts linked to the TETHYS seminars such as, but not limited to, posts on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or Youtube.
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All attendees must remain with their microphones muted unless invited to speak.
Contact Us
If you have any queries about the seminars, or would like to get involved in giving a talk, please contact either:
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