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Hole-y c*@p! How bat excrement is sculpting Borneo’s hidden caves
BGS researchers have delved into Borneo’s underworld to learn more about how guano deposited by bats and cave-dwelling birds is shaping the subsurface.
BGS awarded funding to support Malaysia’s climate resilience plan
The project, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, will focus on minimising economic and social impacts from rainfall-induced landslides.
BGS agrees to establish collaboration framework with Ukrainian government
The partnership will focus on joint research and data exchange opportunities with Ukrainian colleagues.
New research shows artificial intelligence earthquake tools forecast aftershock risk in seconds
Researchers from BGS and the universities of Edinburgh and Padua created the forecasting tools, which were trained on real earthquakes around the world.
New research highlights significant earthquake potential in Indonesia’s capital city
Research reveals that a fault cutting through the subsurface of Jakarta could generate a damaging earthquake of high magnitude.
Fieldwork on Volcán de Fuego
Understanding how one of the world’s most active volcanoes builds up material, and how they collapse to feed hot flows
PhD adventures in the Philippines: coring around Lake Bulusan
Chris Bengt recounts his two-week field trip to Bulusan Volcano Natural Park in the Philippines to collect lake sediment cores, fresh soil and water samples.
Dr Kathryn Goodenough appointed as honorary professor by the University of Aberdeen
Dr Goodenough will take up the position within the School of Geosciences with a focus on critical minerals and the energy transition.