Lucas Measures

Name:	Lucas Measures
Affiliation:	Sedgwick Club Talks Officer 2023-24
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	26 May 2025, 9:20 a.m.

Public lists managed by Lucas Measures

• Sedgwick Club talks

Talks given by Lucas Measures

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Talks organised by Lucas Measures

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• What has Earth's magnetic field ever done for us? The role of the geodynamo in creating a habitable planet (Sedgwick Club Conference)
• A journey in (geo)science communication (Sedgwick Club Conference)
• Journey to the centre of the earthquake (Sedgwick Club Conference)
• Towards developing an Indian Ocean Dipole Watch System for Southeast Asia (Sedgwick Club Conference)
• Destruction and regrowth of lithospheric mantle beneath large igneous provinces (Sedgwick Club Conference)
• Sedgwick Club Conference 2024
• Tracing horizons of habitability on Venus
• Geoarchaeological evidence for climate change in Ancient Egypt
• Disasters by design
• Understanding the circumstances surrounding Late Pleistocene Megafaunal Extinctions in Australia
• Exploring the seafloor: the rock record of hydrothermal fluid circulation
• Microbial Metabolic Innovation: A Constraint On The Early Animal Fossil Record?
• Earth Systems Palaeobiology: using climate models to better understand the habitats of marine animals through geologic time
• African roots of the dinosaur family tree
• Shedding the light on shear zone development, evolution and rheology: Case studies and remaining questions
• Exploring Martian Geology for Signs for the Potential for Life
• REGIONAL METAMORPHISM IN THE BALLACHULISH AREA, SW HIGHLANDS, SCOTLAND: A NEW LOOK AT A FAMOUS OLD DEBATE
• Experiences and sustainability in mining
• Ecosystem Relocation on Snowball Earth: polar-alpine ancestry of the modern surface biosphere