Calderglen High pupil Marc Caffrey has been undertaking a summer project at SUERC to see if the Serengeti seasons affect grass in a way that may influence wildebeest migration.

By looking at an ancient Martian meteorite that landed in the Sahara Desert, SUERC and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists have determined how and when the red planet’s crustal topographic and geophysical divide formed.

The mystery of how an early civilisation in north-west India and Pakistan thrived without a river source may have been solved.

Researchers from University of Portsmouth, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples and NERC Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry Facility at SUERC discover previously undocumented feeding strategy.

Isotopic memories of the Hadean Earth: probing the early Earth with short-lived isotopes

Opportunities with the Global Challenges Research Fund

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Radiocarbon calibration and atmospheric effects