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Combined action on climate change and modern slavery presents new opportunities, research finds

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New research from Nottingham Rights Lab and the University of Nottingham School of Geography shows that combined climate change and modern slavery responses are currently lacking but there are opportunities available to reduce increasing vulnerabilities in affected communities.
Date:
16 February 2024

Professor Stephen Legg is Chair of the RGS-IBG Conference

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Professor Stephen Legg is Chair of the RGS-IBG Conference this year and has chosen "Mapping" as the conference theme.
Date:
01 February 2024

David Matless on BBC Radio 4's 'Thinking Allowed'

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On 24 January, David Matless was a guest on BBC Radio 4's 'Thinking Allowed', in a programme about 'The English', interviewed by Laurie Taylor about his 2023 book About England.
Date:
31 January 2024

New research tests quality of global water models

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A new study from the University of Nottingham and other international partners has tested the accuracy of global water models and whether they agree with each other.
Date:
12 December 2023

Congratulations to Simon Gosling

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Congratulations to Simon Gosling from the School of Geography, for being identified by Clarivate, who run Web of Science and Web of Knowledge, as one of the world's most highly cited researchers.
Date:
11 December 2023

New study links changes in global water cycle to higher temperatures

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An international group of experts from across the globe sought to investigate how water levels may be affected by changing global temperatures and used reconstructions from the past to try and predict future movements.
Date:
10 November 2023

Congratulations to Doreen Boyd

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Congratulations to Doreen Boyd, who received the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society Award for her 'services to remote sensing' at the recent annual RSPSoc annual conference.
Date:
18 October 2023

Fish are getting progressively smaller thanks to species replacement, new research finds

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Organisms are becoming smaller through a combination of species replacement, and changes within species, according to new research published in Science.
Date:
17 October 2023

Elaine Watts recently represented the school at the British Cartographic Society

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Elaine Watts recently represented the School of Geography at the British Cartographic Society (BCS) 60th Anniversary Conference at the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) Cambridge.
Date:
16 October 2023

Exhibition exploring racial inequality in the League of Nations to launch this month

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A new exhibition that explores the history of racial equality during the time of the League of Nations is set to open in London and make its way to Nottingham later this month.
Date:
16 October 2023
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