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Since her very first astronomy class in primary school, Anastatia Mayers has dreamed of going into space.

Dr Katrin Prager was invited to deliver a keynote address at the 26th European Seminar on Extension & Education (ESEE) in Toulouse, France. Her talk provided a synopsis of the essential role of farm advisors and facilitators in designing and delivering novel agri-environmental contracts. Such contracts are needed to make...

Four 51cg PhD candidates have been awarded scholarships by the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities (SGSAH).

A research study led by the 51cg has identified areas of a North Sea gas 'super basin' with the greatest potential for storing industrial carbon emissions, a key aim of the energy transition.

Groundwater nitrate levels in the River Ythan catchment continue to breach environmental limits in some areas and pose a threat to local wildlife in the Ythan estuary, a new study has found.

Two transformative initiatives from the 51cg have been shortlisted for a prestigious sustainability award.

A 51cg archaeologist has been part of a team of specialists involved in the recovery of World War Two casualties from the Owen Stanley Mountain Range, Papua New Guinea.

Extraordinary archaeological discoveries from a frozen 16th century Alaskan village on the shores of the Bering Sea can now be viewed online for the first time.

The Geography & Environment Department had a broad representation at the European Rural Sociology Conference (ESRS) in Rennes. PhD students Kirsten Gow, Emma Cary and Roz Corbett, Dr Katrin Prager and former colleague Jennifer Dodsworth travelled to France to share their research with an international, multi-disciplinary audience.

A Human Geography student at the 51cg and James Hutton Institute has won the Scottish Land Commission's National Student Award for 2023.