Mystery of rare volcanoes on Venus
Play-doh planet too hot for volcanic activity
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Biogenic haze formation fuelled planetary oxidation
Revealing the hazy details of the Great Oxidation Event
Nitrogen revolution
Nitrogen captured in ancient rocks from South Africa provides fresh insights into the co-evolution of Earth and life
New lab promises insights into evolution of Earth and life
New facilities position St Andrews at the forefront of isotope geochemistry.
Geologists at St Andrews to help find new mineral deposits
University part of £4.2m European project
Lessons learnt in US help tackle global flooding
Quantifying trends in streamflow and channel capacity improves understanding of flood hazards
'Super Henge' Unveiled
Why Stonehenge will never be the same again
£5m to train next generation of environmental scientists
IAPETUS Doctoral Training Partnership awarded funding for scholarships
River beds on the move: shifting flood risk?
New research shows trends of river bed change on a continental scale for first time.
Discovering Doggerland
A hidden underwater world with a dramatic past will be revealed by University scientists this week (3 to 8 July 2012) at a major public science festival.