Bristol University: Oligocene discussion day
For many years the Oligocene has received little attention from the Cenozoic palaeoclimate community. This event hopes to promote awareness of the Oligocene (34-23 million years ago)and encourage future research within this field.
On the 16th of May, Bristol University will be hosting a full day event dedicated to the discussion of the Oligocene
Programme
10.30 -10.45: Welcome
10.45 -11.15: Ellen Thomas (Yale/Bristol)
11.15 -11.45: Diederik Liebrand (NOC)
11.45 -12.00: Gordon Inglis (Bristol)
12.00-13.00: Lunch
13.00-14.00: Bridget Wade (Leeds) Oligocene
14.00-15.00: Discussion for Phds and PDRAs
15.00-16.00: Optional seminar in Earth Science by Kirsty Edgar concerning the middle Eocene (G25)
16.00 – onwards: Drinks/dinner
All events, except for Bridget’s departmental seminar, will be held in Seminar Room 2, Geographical Sciences.
Bridget’s talk will be held in the Peel lecture theatre in Geographical Sciences.
For more information, contact Gordon Inglis ([email protected]) or check the event page
This event is only open to University of Bristol staff and students.
Tags: Oligocene
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