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History of life and environments
Environmental geochemistry
Economic geology
Geomicrobiology
Geophysics
Isotope geochemistry
Noble gas geochronology
Palaeoclimatology
Tectonics, geodynamics & geohazards
Theoretical petrology
Thermochronology and Continental Tectonics
Atmospheric Composition
Climate Change & Variability
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Tropical meteorology & climate
Computational Geodynamics
Archaeological Science
Data Assimilation, Ensemble Forecasting, Renewable Energy
Computational and Applied Petrology
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GEOL20001 - Geology of Southeast Australia
GEOL20003 - Minerals and Magmas
GEOL20004 - Field Mapping and Sedimentary Geology
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Dynamic Earth Updates
The McCoy Building Weather Station
Seismic Monitoring
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Cyclone Tracker
Melbourne TrACEES Platform
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When the Earth's magnetic field flipped
PhD student Catherine Wheller presents on Scope
Hidden stories in Madagascar
Key greenhouse gases higher than any time over last 800,000 years
Welcome to CAPSTAN Voyage 2
A day in the life of a sedimentologist with Jin-Sol Lee
Saving the secrets of the jars of Laos
Climate is warming faster now than last 2000 years
Planting trees is no substitute for natural forests
Probing Earth's deep and ancient secrets
Why more clouds can mean less rain in Australia
Explaining Melbourne's crazy but predictable weather
Iron and ice how life survived snowball earth
How fast the planet warms will be crucial for liveability
Inaugural Kimberley Foundation Minderoo Chair of Archaeological Science announced
Australia’s ancient geology controls the pathways of modern earthquakes
Australia’s mountains are still growing
Innovation during crisis
When Central Australia slipped and trembled
Australia's oldest known Aboriginal rock paintings
Fossil forests under Antarctic ice
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