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The Department of Earth Sciences, University of Manitoba was founded in 1910 and is Western Canada's oldest Geoscience department.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joined May 2019
Dr. Ricardo Silva from @GSciencesUofM currently in Portugal leading a M-JET (Middle Jurassic Earth Systems and Timescale) workshop funded by ICDP. There are 40 participants registered in this workshop that represent 15 countries and 5 continents! @UMResearch
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Congratulations to Dr. Paul Durkin and Dr. Kirstin Brink, Department of Earth Sciences, for receiving promotion and tenure!
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Come find me at the Fossil and Dino dig - UM Discovery Days! The Department of Earth Sciences is set up in the Engineering atrium today and tomorrow! 🦖 @umanitoba
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Congrats to Earth Sciences 2025 Earth Ring recipients! The Earth Ring is a symbol that unites practicing Geoscientists. The ring is a symbol and reminder of the obligations and ethics associated with their profession. @RiddellFaculty @umanitoba
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Please join us!.
The Department of Earth Sciences warmly invites you to attend the Jack Gallagher Visiting Scientist lecture series!. This upcoming lecture features Dr. Julie Brown (B.A., M.S., Ph.D.). The lecture will take place on Tuesday, March 25th at 1:00 PM in 223 Wallace. #EarthSciences
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Will polar bears escape the fate of dinosaurs? Join the discussion as part of the UM Knowledge Exchange 2024-25 collection. The event "Extinction Then and Now" will be held February 26th at 7pm @umanitoba @um_research .
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Dr. Paul Durkin, Asst Prof from the Dept of Earth Science had his paper "Extinct Human Species Lived in a Brutal Desert, Study Finds" published in the New York Times. @um_research.
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Hey 2025 Graduates - it’s time to book your photo session! Pics done January 27-29. See the Deans office for more details! 📸 🎓
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Please join us! Dr. Nick Harris from @UAlberta will be presenting his research on Geothermal Resources in Sedimentary Basins. All are welcome! @RiddellFaculty
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Congratulations Dr. Ian Ferguson!.
Congratulations to Ian J. Ferguson on being honoured as Professor Emeritus on November 21st. It is one of the highest honours at the University, and individuals are selected based on their distinguished service to administrative leadership, teaching, research, and service.
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Congratulations to Ray Guerard - recipient of the 2024 Winthrop Spencer Gold Medal. This award is offered to a student of the Dept of Earth Sciences @umanitoba for an outstanding contribution made as a result of research in the field of Geology and Mineralogy. @RiddellFaculty 🎖️
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Please join us as Dr. Kent Fowler, Professor with the Department of Anthropology, UM presents "The King’s potters: Pottery production at nineteenth century Zulu Royal amakhanda" this October 22, 2024 in 223 Wallace at 1:00 PM. All are welcome! @umanitoba
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Congratulations to Dr. Ricardo Silva from Earth Sciences for completing and graduating from the TLC teaching and learning program! This program was designed for faculty members and instructors at UM who have a strong commitment to quality teaching.
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Join us! EGM – the association that regulates the professions of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba will present on Oct 8th at 1pm - 223 Wallace - on how to become a P.Geo. A question-and-answer period will follow.
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Always grateful to Donors!.
Fishy #FossilFriday with this cast of Sphenonectris turnerae donated to the @GSciencesUofM by a retiring professor from another department
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Discover the secrets of the middle Jurassic. Dr. Ricardo Silva leads a global research project in Portugal shedding light on ancient oceans and climate.
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Did you know that some Mosasaur specimens have been found with evidence of healed injuries? MSc student Max Scott from Earth Sciences visited @RoyalTyrrell collections to examine mosasaur skull pathologies. I don't know about you but I think Max is having a fantastic summer!
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Join us!.GEOL 1340 is an intro to the dynamics of Earth. You will learn about the materials that make up the Earth, their composition and processes of formation, and how they change due to the influences of tectonic activity and surficial processes. Register today! @umanitoba
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