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New facility is designed to enable isotopic analysis which is used to investigate past environments and the origins of the Earth.
Despite 946 AD Mount Paektu eruption not causing climatic disruption it may have been responsible for largest ever Sulphur release
College rises 10 places from last year
Findings of new study mean planet may once have had an environment able to support life
Birkbeck has been rated number one in the country for overall course satisfaction in five subject areas, according to the 2016 National Student Survey (NSS), announced today (10 August).
Birkbeck will continue to welcome students, staff and visitors from across the EU and further afield
Birkbeck’s Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences has officially opened a new petrology teaching laboratory.
Collaborative research study may hold the key to one of the largest historical eruptions on record
Annual showcase to include free public talks, lab tours, panel discussions and film screening
Birkbeck Professor takes the editorial helm of the journal from the world's oldest geological society.
