Our next online seminar is tomorrow, Monday 4th December, from 19:30 to 21:00 GMT. Claire Ansberque, from the University of Stockholm, will give a talk on the past, present and future use of stalagmites in Geosciences, reminding us that these structures are not just pretty features in caves but...

Join us in just over a week for our next online seminar: What is the water doing in the mountain? Research in caves on water storage and flow characteristics in Austria. Eva Kaminsky is a researcher at the Natural History Museum and University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU) in...

Ever seen cave frostwork and wondered how it could possibly have formed? Tomorrow evening we will welcome George Breley from the University of Akron (USA) who has been studying the key factors driving aragonite frostwork formation. George is going to give a talk about airflow and the potential...

Hi all, we hope everyone is as excited as we are for Hidden Earth coming up soon! Just before that, in a week's time, we hope you'll also join us for our first online seminar back after the summer break. This seminar will be held on Zoom on Monday 11th at 19:30 BST. Professor Andy Baker, all the...

Hi all, is anyone driving to Hidden Earth from or through Manchester and want to share fuel costs (and earn a pint or two)? Would be incredibly grateful to miss those train prices/times...

In September we will be returning with our online seminar series! The first seminar is scheduled for Monday the 11th of September from 19:30 to 21:00 BST. Professor Andy Baker from the University of New South Wales will give a talk on Caves as Observatories of Groundwater Recharge, so save the...

Next week we will be holding our next and final seminar joint with GPF for this cave science seminar series! This will be held on Zoom on Monday 12th at 19:30 GMT+1. Professor Andrew Chamberlain will be telling us about the problems and opportunities coming from cavers encountering bones in...