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BGS is hosting the 7th International Workshop on Chemical Bioavailability. This series is emerging as a premier event for highlighting cutting-edge research in chemical bioavailablity in the environment, and the workshop will also provide the opportunity for delegates to exchange knowledge and experience, and to further develop a common view on contaminant bioavailabilty.
We invite you to submit an abstract for an oral presentation or poster.
Further information on submission of abstracts or to register your interest in attending as a delegate, sponsor or exhibitor.

Contact Kim Davies and Helen Mackay at the University of Southampton for further information

The BGS Glacier Monitoring Project at Virkisjökull in south-east Iceland has been selected to appear at the prestigious Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition in London.
The ‘Ice in the Greenhouse’ exhibit was selected as one of the top 20 current UK science projects, from nearly 100 applicants.
The Exhibition will be held at the Royal Society between 1-7 of July, and BGS staff will be presenting alongside scientists demonstrating research into stem cells, teleportation, the Higgs boson and Big Bang theory.

We are planning a packed programme of talks, tours and demonstrations illustrating the wide scope and applications of our research activities, as well as a very special guest appearance.
There will be something for rock lovers of all age - from newbies to experienced earth scientists.
Entry is free, but you must fill in the online booking form
More details at BGS Keyworth Open Day 2013

GeoFest 2013
There will be lots of events and activities for the whole family to enjoy including guided walks, tours, children s activities, field trips, workshops, exhibitions and much more.
More details in the new GeoFest 2013 leaflet.

The latest geophysical equipment will be on show and the exhibition will include a master class on GPS surveying for the geophysicist conducted by personnel from Leica. There will also be a “hunt the UXO” competition using your choice of geophysical methods with an iPad mini awarded to the winner.

This conference provides the opportunity for discussion of a wide range of geoarchaeological projects focused upon the Trent catchment, including research on early hunter-gatherer communities, later prehistoric and Roman landscape change, cultural resource management and developments in site prospection techniques.
Further information about the conference, including a programme and booking form can be obtained from www.tparchaeology.co.uk/tvg.
Booking forms must be received by Friday 3rd May.
Are you a developer or technologist interested in using smartphones and tablets to deliver information?
If you are, then come along to this free one day event at the British Geological Survey.
Themes

Speakers confirmed to date: Sintex Minerals International, British Geological Survey, Cuadrilla and more.

The BGS will celebrate National Science & Engineering Week on Saturday 23 March 2013 in our new conference venue at Keyworth.
There will be displays, demonstrations and talks with lots to see and plenty of hands-on activities and tours for children and adults.
A number of science organisations will be helping us out, along with Rockwatch, the national club for young geologists.
For information about National Science & Engineering Week, including other events around the UK, visit the British Science Association website.
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