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Marine Studies Group

Marine Studies Group logoAims

The Marine Studies Group (MSG) represents the marine geoscience community within the Geological Society and acts as the Society's agent in this field. The MSG provides a focus for all marine Earth scientists and promotes the exchange of ideas within the broader marine science and industry communities. The MSG aims to encourage research in, and teaching and public understanding of, marine geoscience by:

  • arranging scientific meetings and workshops (often held jointly with other science and technology groups) to promote exchange of information about, and in-depth study of topical aspects of the science
  • organising an annual meeting for marine geoscience postgraduates to present the results of their research 
  • publication of conference papers in the Society's journals and Special Publications 
  • providing a forum for exchange of ideas within the community.

Our Events

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Marine Biogeochemistry: Past, Present and Future

11 - 13 September 2013

Venue: Devonshire Hall, Leeds

  • Conference

Postgraduate Research in Marine and Earth Science 2013

06 - 07 November 2013

Venue: National Oceanography Centre, Southampton

  • Conference
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Student Awards

Marine Environmental Science. Photo: University of Portsmouth

To promote the teaching of Marine Earth and Environmental Sciences, the MSG Student Awards will be made annually to the top student, based on the recommendation of the course tutor, for pre-registered courses in the Marine Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Committee

Chairman 

Dr William E.N. Austin
School of Geography & Geosciences
University of St Andrews
St Andrews
Fife 
KY16 9AL
Tel: 01334 463988
Fax: 01334 463949
bill.austin@st-andrews.ac.uk

Secretary

Alan Stevenson
Geophysics and Marine Geoscience
British Geological Survey
Murchison House
West Mains Road
Edinburgh
EH9 3LA
Tel: 0131 667 1000
Fax: 0131 668 4140
agst@bgs.ac.uk