Museum scientists in the Earth Sciences Department are studying the origins of the planet, the earth's resources and the evolution of life.
Our research ranges from the studying and dating Neanderthals to work on the growth and development of modern people.
Researching vertebrate evolution and its role in shaping the history of life.
Studying fossil invertebrates collections to explore the quality of the geological record.
The palaeobotany collections and research span the Archean to the present. Find out more.
Discover more about our superb microfossil reference collection and micropalaeontological research programme.
We are researching the financial, social and environmental impacts of mineral exploitation.
Catch up on what is happening in the Earth Sciences Department.
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