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Figure 1: New digital elevation model of Antarctica derived from 6 years of CryoSat-2 altimetry.

A new map of Antarctica, available to download from today, is providing the most accurate three-dimensional view of the continent to date.

Professor Martyn Chipperfield, who works at the School of Earth and Environment in the Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science, is the Royal Society of Chemistry John Jeyes Award winner for 2018

Studying Holuhraun volcano

A new study has found a previously undetected potential health risk from the high concentration of small particles found in a boomerang-like return of a volcanic plume.

Clown fish at Flynn Reef Cathedral, Great Barrier Reed, Australia. Credit: Andrea Clark

One of the largest global mass extinctions did not fundamentally change marine ecosystems, scientists have found.

Prof. Xiangkun Zhu and Kan Zhang sampling rocks from North China that record an oxygenation event coincident with the evolution of complex eukaryotes.

An international team of scientists have found evidence for a progressive oxygenation event beginning ~1,570 million years ago.