Geography, Earth and environment at Brighton

Award win

Congratulations to Dr Susie Maidment, senior lecturer in our school, who received the Hodson Award at an awards ceremony this week from the Palaeontological Association. The Hodson Award is presented to a palaeontologist within ten years of their PhD for notable contributions to the science. The Palaeontological Association was founded in 1957 and has become one…

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Stephanie Thomson • December 16, 2016

Double celebration!

There was cause for double celebrations for the Geographers at the University of Brighton this week following news of a further prestigious graduate award and confirmation of the University’s accreditation by the Royal Geographical Society. BA Geography graduate Moa Eriksson has been named as the winner of the hugely competitive Royal Geographical Society/IBG Geographies of…

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Laura Ruby • December 14, 2016

Fighting Ebola and Cholera epidemics in emergency settings

Suzanne Armsden • December 8, 2016

Environmental Geophysics in Exploration Geology

On the 30th November a group of students and staff went to the disused Sheepcote Valley landfill site to practise the use of field geophysics instruments as part of the third year Exploration Geology module. The exercise demonstrated how geophysical techniques can be used in environmental investigations. Students got experience in working with EM31 (electro-magnetic…

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Martin Smith • December 1, 2016

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