Congratulations Eliana and Mayra!
Congratulations to Eliana Molina Ramirez and Mayra Diaz del Olmo Oliveira for passing their Masters by Resesarch!
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The Red River
Karen and Laura participated in some events to celebrate the Red River, which were organised and run by Dr John Wedgwood Clarke, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Exeter. The aim of his research project is to… Continue Reading
EM3 group goes hybrid
We are very lucky to have access to hybrid meeting facilities for our lab group meetings! Here is Will Nash presenting his research on deep eutectic solvents on campus, and a few of us still able to attend from home
EM3 Summer meet
Great to see some of the EM3 in person finally at our summer meet! Let’s hope for many more socials 🙂
Mayra Diaz del Olmo Oliveira
I´m originally from Lima, Peru. I did my undergraduate degree in environmental engineering and after completing it, I worked 5 years in environmental consultancy for the mining industry and 2 years in a multinational mining company that operated in Cusco,… Continue Reading
New paper: Multi-resistance genes in active nonferrous metal(loid) tailings
A new paper, entitled ‘Metagenomic exploration of multi-resistance genes linked to microbial attributes in active nonferrous metal(loid) tailings’, has been published in Environmental Pollution. The paper was written by Jian-li Liu from the China University of Geosciences and seven co-authors (including… Continue Reading
New paper published on the Environmental Impacts of Coal Mining
Noshin Masood, a visiting PhD student with EM3 in 2019, has published a paper in the Journal of Sustainable Mining with Karen Hudson-Edwards on the impacts of coal mining on water resource development. You can read it for free here.
The 2nd Annual EM3 Big Christmas Quiz!
Nine competitors for our 2nd Annual EM3 Big Christmas online Quiz today! The winner (Jody) will receive her chocolates early in 2021. Merry Christmas everyone. 🙂
PhD available – The influence of subsurface microbiology on geoenergy systems
A geoenergy renaissance is required for a low carbon economy and energy security of supply. Geoenergy systems that have been proposed include disused coal workings for district heating (see image below, https://www.ukgeos.ac.uk/) granites for geothermal electricity and combined energy and… Continue Reading
NEMO video release
The NEMO video describing what we are doing in the project has been launched. There is a short version and a long version. Watch it to know more this initiative studying how to reduce mine waste, transforming a “problem” into… Continue Reading