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WORLD OCEANS DAY
June 8th every year is World Oceans Day, and although coronavirus obviously means that there won’t be many live events this year, there…
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London Ocean Group Meeting
March 13th, 4pm, UCL, Engineering Front Executive Suite (room 103 in Engineering Front Building) Seth Gustafson (UCL Geography) “Multi-species research and transformations in…
London Ocean Group meeting
Our first meeting of 2020 will be held at Imperial College at 4pm on Friday January 24th. We’ll be in room 711c in the Huxley…
London Ocean Group Meeting
Wednesday December 19th, 4pm at Imperial College (Blackett Bldg, Room 1004) (held in collaboration with the London Paleoclimate network) Speakers: Peter Spooner (UCL): Exceptional Industrial-Era…
London Ocean Group Meeting – Summer Special
2018 SUMMER SPECIAL Thursday July 5th, 2-5pm, Royal Geographical Society This is a whole afternoon of talks and tea and cake, with four speakers instead of…
London Ocean Group Meeting
Friday 23rd March 2018 Half-day Copernicus Satellite data training workshop, run by EUMETSAT. This workshop will run for the whole afternoon (2-6pm) and all London…
London Ocean Group Meeting
25th January 2018, 4pm Venue: UCL, Malet Place Engineering Building, room 1.02 Dimitra Salmanidou (UCL): “Applications of statistical techniques in the modelling of landslide…
London Ocean Group Meeting
Wednesday November 22nd 2017 Venue: Imperial College, Huxley Building, room 503c (5th floor) Chris Brierley (UCL): “Climate variability diagnostics in past and future model simulations”…
London Ocean Group Meeting – Summer Special
Monday, June 19th at 3pm – SUMMER SPECIAL Huxley Lecture Theatre, Zoological Society of London. For directions, click here. This is our special…
London Ocean Group Meeting
Monday, March 20th Grantham Institute meeting room, Imperial College Ben Lishman (LSBU): “In the wake of the Fram: the thermal expansion of sea ice.” David…
London Ocean Group Meeting
Wednesday, January 18th 2017 UCL: Roberts Building G08 Sir David Davies LT The entrance to the Roberts Building is the first on the left after…