BGS is active across the globe delivering institutional strengthening programmes and applied research projects across a wide variety of sectors.
BGS has supported the creation of a new modelling platform to aid research workflows around ash dispersion simulation.
New maps launched by BGS reveal how climate change is likely to drive an increase in subsidence-related issues for British homes and properties over the next 50 years.
The EGU General Assembly 2022 brings together geoscientists from all over the world for one meeting from 23 to 27 May.
Staff members from various disciplines across BGS worked over the weekend to engage festivalgoers with BGS’s work, specifically critical raw materials.
BGS marine geoscientists travelled to Ascension Island to support its government with an ongoing, conservation-driven mapping programme.
BGS has completed its largest CT core scan project to date, with around 400 m of core imaged for the IODP Drowned Reefs project.
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