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Cambridge Quaternary is a semi-informal research group of approximately 60 people within the University of Cambridge. ... https://www.esc.cam.ac.uk/alumni/sedgwick200. Professor Philip Gibbard's retirement symposium on 10 September 2018 was a great

Extensive consultation began immediately with the many people involved with the former Subdepartment or likely to be involved with the GIQR, regarding its objectives, membership, organisation and activities. ... The CQ provides a co-operative umbrella

Here we list some of the more important ones, giving brief details of their contents and quality, the names of the people responsible for each collection and the terms of access

He had such a profound effect on so many people's lives and work. ... He sometimes seemed to people to be formidable and stern - but he was always laughing at himself (and at other people).

Today, the GIQR is a semi-informal research grouping of approximately 55-60 people.

These were people who worked together and did things together. One of these was a particularly gifted fellow student called Richard West with whom the term brotherhood has taken on a ... But Libby had proved the practicality of his hypothesis, and he was

foraminifera, in addition to being a great scientist as well as one of the nicest people with whom to cooperate.

7 May 2004: e-mail: plg1@cus.cam.ac.uk. web: http://www-qpg.geog.cam.ac.uk/people/gibbard/.

15 Feb 2007: But TV's Ray. Mears, the world's best-known survival expert, is not most people. ... It just doesn't. grow. But, to a lot of people who lived back in the Mesolithic period (11,500 to 6,500 years ago),.

24 Apr 2003: people in the room, not talkedabout afterwards, and very definitely not turned into aranking (not even in the Guardian) in the newspapers. ... Our job in British universities is to do real work, not to beobsessed with ordering people and departments

24 Apr 2003: To this end, people who've completed theirPhD in the last 4-5 years, and everyone who will subsequentlyfinish are asked to talk to Ruth (x33429).

24 Apr 2003: It was a great opportunity both to catch upwith old friends and to meet new people and get aflavour of what research is going on across the country. ... The morning was dominated by thepermafrost people with keynote lectures by DanielVonder Mühll (Basel)

19 Oct 2005: The CQ provides a co-operative umbrella organisation including over 40 people. ... more. If you would like more information, ask one of the following people for a list of presentations/speakers: Kim Cohen (Utrecht), Phil Gibbard or Charles Turner.

4 May 2004: These suggestions were sent tothe Advisory Board members on 21.2.04 andto Faculty Boards but have solicited noreaction from all but two people. ... The people who created the firstsurviving art in Britain were committedEuropeans, belonging to a

28 Apr 2003: The evening was completed by a reception to celebratethe retirement of Dr Ruud Schüttenhelm who wasamong the half dozen people in the British and DutchGeological Surveys who devised the internationalstratigraphical scheme ... It was attended by over50

24 Apr 2003: To this end, people who've completed theirPhD in the last 4-5 years, and everyone who will subsequentlyfinish are asked to talk to Ruth (x33429).

23 Feb 2004: in the past. If there are people out there with research that is connected. ... people seem to be informal and temporary, this may be quite a functional.

24 Apr 2003: This has occasioned variousmembers of the group undertaking newtraining as removal people, and also thetaking of various comedy photographs! ... The addition of poster sessions to the format ofthe INQUA congress allowed many more people to presentwork

4 May 2006: Phil Gibbard. Selected obituaries :. http://www.guardian.co.uk/climatechange/story/0,,1708274,00.html. http://news.independent.co.uk/people/obituaries/article343908.ece. ... http://www.quaternary.group.cam.ac.uk/camqua. Letter from the editor:. It is

24 Apr 2003: Introduction38 people attended various parts of the QRA Short Field. Meeting to East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire from. ... Welcomes.New term new people! Dr. Harriet Allen joins the Quaternary PalaeoenvironmentsGroup in the Department of Geography as

9 Oct 2003: This aeolian junction may beuseful in bringing together sand dunepeople and loess people. ... I remember JuliusFink observing that the East Europeanloess people had not been able to reachNZ and that the Loess Commissionmeeting was poorly attended.

24 Jan 2005: IIIIIMPLICATIONSMPLICATIONSMPLICATIONSMPLICATIONSMPLICATIONS. The threat to humanity is clear: such a disappearance ofliving space (with some 100 million people living within lessthan 1 metre above present sea level) would represent avirtually

24 Apr 2003: To this end, people who'vecompleted their PhD in the last 4-5 years, and everyonewho will subsequently finish are asked to talk to Ruth(x33429).

19 Jan 2004: Because of theinterdisciplinary nature of themeeting, it is likely that many ofthese people had also not metbefore.

24 May 2007: happiness to the most people" accepting that scientific. issues seem to be less important than the political. ... decades.'. These are the sudden disappearance of the. first Stone Age people of America, the.

24 Apr 2003: The discussions appeared to beslightly less egalitarian than those of the previous day, withfewer people participating, and rather more loudly. ... Thispattern was taken further in the afternoon session on archae-ology (chaired by Paul Mellars), where

24 Apr 2003: wascompleted part-time over 7 years with the Open University.He thanks all those people who have supported his researchover the years, particularly his supervisors Dr Charles Turnerand Dr Colin Forbes.

6 May 2005: I dare tohope that some other people amongst you, thereaders of CAMQUA, share this view.At a time when the Quaternary community needs tobe strengthened, I can only see that its

11 Oct 2004: He was elected a Fellow ofthe British Academy in 1999. His research interests havefocused principally on relationsbetween landscape and people, inEurope and the Mediterranean(Italy especially), in arid zones(Libya, Jordan) ... He alsohad a brief foray to