The British Society for Geomorphology hosts an annual conference each year, where we explore all facets of geomorphology through talks from members across the society.  This ranges from academic research to applied geomorphology case studies and learning.  A conference dinner is held with an Awards ceremony. The conference has long provided a platform for early career researchers to share their work in a collegial and supportive environment, and we particularly welcome contributions from early career researchers and practitioners. The oral and poster presentation sessions provide an excellent opportunity to share your latest research and practice, while the early career researcher and professional geomorphology workshops will offer a great chance to develop technical and transferable skills alongside new or familiar peer

Upon booking registration, please complete this form with your required details for the conference: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/y3tgxZ3KVJ

Accommodation can be booked separately here: https://accommodation.lincoln.ac.uk/stay-st-marks/

Customer Service contact : Luca Mao, extention 5803, email lumao@lincoln.ac.uk, School of Nartural Sciences

A social day out for PGR students that has NOTHING to do with studying! Come along for some much needed respite and socialise with other PGR students for a memorable day out out!

Knights of Lincoln

Saturday 11th July 

10am – 5pm

Lincoln Castle

Meet outside Engine Shed on Brayford Campus at 0920 to walk up to the castle together at 0940.  Please email Victoria Ellis-Vowles (vellisvowles@lincoln.ac.uk) if you plan to meet us outside the entrace of the Castle. 
 
Step back in time to when Lincoln Castle, was a prized fortress, and endured dramatic sieges in the 12th and 13th centuries! The second of which was most famously defended by the greatest knight there ever was - William Marshall!

Experience the sights and sounds of medieval combat as skilled knights and men-at-arms demonstrate the training and discipline required for battle. Watch as they put their abilities to the test in thrilling tournament displays, both on foot and on horseback, competing for honour, glory, and the defence of the Castle.

Alongside the action, discover the fascinating story behind the Magna Carta—and the crucial role William Marshal played in preserving its legacy.

Please note this trip is only available to PGR students.

If you would like to buy tickets for family and friends, please purchase them directly from Lincoln Castle's website https://lincolncastle.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/76807?catID=72196&navItem=1205140