Herdman Symposium 2016
9:30am - 5:00pm /
Saturday 27th February 2016
/ Venue: Central Teaching Hub
Type: Symposium /
Category: Department
- 0151 795 4642
- Nataly Jones
- Admission: Standard Fee - £10 Student Fee - £5
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This year the speakers will be:
Dr Andy Biggin (Liverpool) – Deep Earth Geophysics and the origin of the inner Core.
Dr Steve Brusatte (Edinburgh) – Why did the Dinosaurs go extinct? New insights into an age-old mystery.
Prof Chris Jackson (Imperial) – Terra Infirma; what is Salt and why should we care?
Dr Sue Mahony (Bristol) – Core Blimey! What drilling holes in Ocean floors can tell us about Volcanoes.
Prof Frances Wall (Exeter) – Rare Earth Ore Deposits – Carbonatites, Clays and Critical Minerals
Dr Bob Ward (LSE) – Communicating Climate Change.
Dr Andy Biggin (Liverpool) – Deep Earth Geophysics and the origin of the inner Core.
Dr Steve Brusatte (Edinburgh) – Why did the Dinosaurs go extinct? New insights into an age-old mystery.
Prof Chris Jackson (Imperial) – Terra Infirma; what is Salt and why should we care?
Dr Sue Mahony (Bristol) – Core Blimey! What drilling holes in Ocean floors can tell us about Volcanoes.
Prof Frances Wall (Exeter) – Rare Earth Ore Deposits – Carbonatites, Clays and Critical Minerals
Dr Bob Ward (LSE) – Communicating Climate Change.