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Conference Programme Wednesday 8th January 0830 Registration 09.15 – 10.45 Theme 5: Ice sheet dynamics 0915 Geoff Boulton (University of Edinburgh) Retrospect and prospect: understanding ice sheets ancient and modern 0945 Richard Hindmarsh (British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge) Time, transgressions and topography: how do classic themes in Quaternary Science illuminate the data acquisition revolution in ice-sheet glaciology 1015 Discussion 1045 Coffee and posters 11.15 – 12.45 Theme 6: Sea level in time and space 1115 Ian Shennan (Durham University) and Roland Gehrels (University of York) Sea Level in Time and Space 1215 Discussion 1245 Lunch and posters 14.00 – 15.30 Theme 7: The oceans 1400 Wiley-Blackwell annual lecture Maureen Raymo (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University). The Oceans, CO 2 , Sea Level and Ice: Four Million Years of Natural Climate Variability 1430 Luke Skinner (University of Cambridge) Future Challenges for Quaternary Palaeoceanography: from Protists, to Proxies, to Physics 1500 Discussion 1530 Tea, posters, QRA awards 1700 QRA@50 reception 1900 Conference dinner
ConferenProgramme Thursday 9th January 0830 Registration 09.15 – 10.45 Theme 8: Terrestrial stratigraphy and landscape evolution 0915 Jim Rose (Royal Holloway University of London) Terrestrial stratigraphy and landscape evolution 0945 Phil Gibbard (University of Cambridge) Terrestrial stratigraphy and landscape evolution during the Quaternary 1015 Discussion 1045 Coffee and posters 11.15 – 12.45 Theme 9: Palaeoecology 1115 Kathy Willis (University of Oxford) Conservation policy, politics and palaeoecology 1135 Mary Edwards (University of Southampton) The contribution of vegetation palaeoecology: from molecules to maps 1155 Adrian Lister (Natural History Musuem, London) Beetles, bones and biozones: Quaternary palaeozoology in relation to environmental change 1215 Discussion 1245 Lunch and posters 14.00 – 15.30 Theme 10: Human origins, environments and impacts 1400 Chris Stringer (Natural History Museum, London) Human evolution: a half century of progress 1430 Wil Roebroeks (Leiden University) Human origins, environments and impacts 1500 Discussion 1530 Tea and posters 16.00 – 17.30 Theme 11: Insights from genetics 1600 Terry Brown (University of Manchester) Insights from genetics – the past and future of ancient DNA research 1630 Ian Barnes (Royal Holloway University of London) Insights from genetics – the past and future of ancient DNA research 1700 Discussion 1730 Closing remarks/end of meeting
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T10 Advances in geoconservation: fu
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T2 Tracing and constraining key tep
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T2 Testing the potential of OSL to
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T3 Spatial and temporal variability
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T5 Glacial geomorphology of the Inn
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T2 Revolution and evolution: 35 yea
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T5 BRITICE-CHRONO, Transect 2: cons
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T2 Improving surface exposure ages
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T5 Geomorphology and dynamics of th
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T9 The Anthropogenic Element in the
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Fraser, W.T., Watson, J.S., Sephton
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T10 Human-environment-climate inter
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T9 Island Evolution: a ‘front-lin
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T5 Modelling the water isotope resp
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T9 Biome dynamics in the Ohrid Basi
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T5 The Moffatdale RSF cluster, Sout
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T11 Combining palynology and ecolog
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Figure 1: The palm swamp forest at
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T3 SCOPSCO Lake Ohrid deep drilling
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δ 18 Odiatom); biomarkers; pollen;
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T3 Quaternary revelations: the role
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T8 Late-Middle to Late Pleistocene
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T9 Climate forcing of mammoth range
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T8 Svalbard surging glacier landsys
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T2 Constraining peatland environmen
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T9 Late - glacial/Holocene vegetati
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T10 Developing a Holocene tephrostr
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Roberts, S. J. (1997) The spatial e
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T7 Pleistocene sea-surface and inte
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T10 Man, Megafauna and Mycobacteria
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T8 The “Four Ages” of Micromorp
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T3 Continental silicon cycling and
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T5 Reconstructing plateau icefields
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T3 Exploiting multi-proxy analysis
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T3 Tipping Points: Rapid Neo-glacia
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T5 Glacial history of the central n
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T8 Reconstructing Quaternary Rhine-
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T9 When was Europe deforested? Larg
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T9 Long-term vegetation development
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T9 Climate, microtopography and per
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T3 The temperature-δ 18 O relation
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T10 Neolithic land-use change clima
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T5 Assessing existing dating constr
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T10 Assessing the effects of the '2
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Figure 1: Lake ‘Disko 2’ on Dis
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T5 Increased channelization of subg
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T7 Holocene controls on silicic aci
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T8 Tanera Mor: a new stratotype for
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T8 Landscape response to abrupt cli
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T9 Impact of vegetation shifts on i
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T9 Assessing seasonality changes du
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T2 Cryptotephra records as archives
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Westaway, R., Bridgland, D.R., Mish
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T3 Songs from the wood: tales of th
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T9 Lateglacial and Holocene Climate
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