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This month's issue
Volume 23 No 5 01 June 2013

Solid Achievement

Graham Leslie, Mark Cooper and Brian McConnell have recast the regional geological map of northern Ireland in 3D.

Map of Northern Ireland in 3D

Current Disturbed

‘Art researcher’ or ‘exotic pet’? Jeanine Breaker reflects on her art-science research experience, including a Leverhulme Trust research fellowship at NERC British Geological Survey.

Fractal fields

Monisha and the Stone Forest

Nigel Hughes tells Sarah Day about a pioneering Earth science outreach project in Bengal, India.

'Monisha and the Stone Forest' project

Agassiz's Fossil Fish

Our appeal to conserve and digitise the Louis Agassiz fossil fish portfolio has raised over £10,000.

Agassiz fossil fish
Latest articles
John C W Cope

No to journal cuts!

The Society’s Library is cutting periodic...

Big Ben

Policy update

It has been a busy few months for the Society’s policy advisers, says Florence Bullough

Editor: Ted Nield

Underfoot and overlooked

Kerbstones, once the staple product of the UK quarrying industry, are now a staple of urban geology tours.  But what do those markings mean?

A Victorian kerbstone

Kerbstone conundrum

Kerbstones are the very stuff of many urban geology tours. But Peter Dolan* has become captivated by their occasional enigmatic markings…

The rock fall at Burton Bradstock

2012 - Landslide year?

Heavy rains in 2012 saw media and social media ...

Life and Death in Pompeii and Herculaneum

Books & Arts

Double the value this week - one exhibition and seven new books reviewed

Portrait of  Henry De la Beche (1796-1855)

Dog days

Geologist and science writer Nina Morgan discovers how an underdog came out on top

glauconite sample

What lies beneath

Sarah Day reports on a geological detective story taking place beneath London's surface...

onathan Turner presents the Young Author Award (JGS) to Nick Schofield

Publications 2013

The annual celebration for Society authors and editors, in pictures

building

Rubislaw reborn

Two Aberdeen lads have joined forces to put Europe’s deepest open pit back at the heart of Aberdeen’s cultural life.

Fermor meeting 2012

The Neoproterozoic Era - Evolution, Glaciation, Oxygenation

Catherine Rose reports on the 2012 Fermor Meeting of the Geological Society.
Christine Butenuth

Dragon's Den

Christine Butenuth and Mike DeFreitas wonder if a’ Self-Employed Geoscientists’ Group’ is needed to help budding entrepreneurs.
Steve Etches

Glossop Lecture & Award 2012

The Glossop Lecture this year was given by Dr Ruth Allington (GWP).
Book Reviews

Disaster Deferred - a new view of Earthquake Hazards in the New Madrid Seismic Zone. (2012) by Seth Stein

Geoscientist has a number of books available for Fellows to review. We also invite publishers to send us books to be reviewed.