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Peter Bradshaw is an Honorary Professor in EOAS who, in 1989, was a leading figure in the founding of our Mineral Deposits Research Unit which he has fervently supported ever since. Congratulations from your colleagues in EOAS Peter! The opening of his citation reads: 'Peter Bradshaw has served the mining industry with distinction for more than forty years as a mine-finder, company builder, an advocate of collaborative research and science and by working effectively with local and indigenous people'. See more at:http://mininghalloffame.ca/inductees/a-c/peter_bradshaw Awards

Raymond Andersen is the 2015 recipient of The American Society of Pharmacognosy, Norman R. Farnsworth Research Achievement Award. This award, given in recognition of outstanding lifetime contributions to research in natural products chemistry, is the highest and most distinguished award given by the Society.

"With a vision of providing a cohesive learning environment, combining industry internships, professional skills training and networking opportunities, the Multidisciplinary Applied Geochemistry Network takes a novel approach to geochemistry education in Canada." Read more: http://bit.ly/1Fpt0bI

"The Pacific Centre for Isotopic and Geochemical Research in Vancouver, Canada, is a hotbed of research investigating the isotopic and geochemical compositions of a wide range of materials relevant to mechanisms governing the most important systems in the Earth and the environment..." Read more: http://bit.ly/143dFfo

Sara Harris discusses climate science in this video part 1 of 2 "Conversations that Matter" with the Vancouver Sun's Stuart McNish

Thursday Nov 27th, Paul Harrison (Emeritus OCGY) is doing a book launch and signing at the book Warehouse (4118 Main) on Main and King Ed from 7pm to 9pm. His book, The sea Among us - The Amazing Strait of Georgia, is beautiful and tells the scientific story of our local waters.