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Monday 16 May 2022
Welcome to Issue 430 of the fortnightly Society newsletter.
IN THIS ISSUE:
- Society: Review of bye-laws, Burlington House update webinar, President's Day & AGM 2022
- Events: New online training courses announced plus event highlights
- Publications: Latest publication -The Carboniferous Timescale
- Library: E-resources focus on carbon capture and storage
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Technical issues
We apologise for the ongoing issues with our online systems which have caused problems logging in to the MyGSL portal and ordering from the bookshop. Work with our third-party suppliers has taken longer than hoped, but we continue to work to restore our systems. In the meantime thank you for your patience.
Richard Hughes, Executive Secretary
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GEOSCIENTIST/ Geoscientist Magazine Summer 2022
The Summer 2022 issue of Geoscientist is out now!
This edition features articles on the mining of volcanic brine, challenges of data access, radioactive waste disposal, and more. You'll also find a focus section dedicated to this year's President’s Day, Awards Ceremony and AGM.
Access all Geoscientist content and more at www.Geoscientist.Online |
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SOCIETY/ Review of our bye-laws
Council has approved a review of the our bye-laws – the rules that govern much of how we operate. The current bye-laws are over 20 years old and much has changed during that period. The review aims to ensure that the Society’s key instrument of governance reflects modern organisational standards.
Visit the website to read the current bye-laws and to find out more about the review.
Please email [email protected] if you have any questions or comments.
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SOCIETY/ Final reminder to register for the Burlington House Webinar
Join us for a virtual meeting on 19 May from 09:30-10:30 BST, in which we will update Fellows on the Burlington House lease situation, including the Society's overall financial position, the joint Societies’ PR campaign, and potential alternative options should we be required to relocate.
If you'd like to attend this event, please register here. |
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SOCIETY/ President's Day: AGM, Society Awards & Wollaston Medallist lecture - 8 June 2022
Join us on 8 June for our virtual President’s Day 2022, incorporating the AGM, Society Awards and the Wollaston Medallist lecture.
We begin with the AGM from 11:00 – 12:30 BST, including reporting from Officers, approval of the annual accounts and election of candidates to Council. Register here by 6 June to receive meeting papers.
Following on is the Society Awards ceremony from 16:00-17:15 BST . Register here.
The day ends with the Wollaston Medallist lecture (17:30 -18:30), presented by our 2022 winner Prof Tanya Atwater, best known for creating the first magnetic isochron map of the northeast Pacific Ocean. Register here.
All events are FREE to attend |
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PUBLICATIONS/ New publication - The Carboniferous Timescale
Edited by S.G. Lucas, J-W. Schneider, X. Wang and S. Nikolaeva
The Carboniferous was the time of the assembly of Pangaea by the collision of the Gondwanan and Larussian supercontinents, and the principal interval of the late Paleozoic ice ages.
See website for more details.
Watch lead author Spencer Lucas talk about his paper ‘Carboniferous tetrapod footprint biostratigraphy, biochronology and evolutionary events’
Due to site maintenance the online bookshop checkout is temporarily unavailable. To place an order please use the online order form. |
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