Forgotten fossils and hidden treasures: the early evolution of ray-finned fishes

Speaker: Sam Giles, University of Birmingham

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

Global change and extinction in the marine biosphere

Speaker: Seth Finnegan, University of California - Bekeley

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

400 million years of food transport in plants uncovered by taking a molecular palaeobotany approach

Speaker: Sandy Hetherington, University of Edinburgh

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

Disentangling the interplay between life and environment across the Ediacaran-Cambrian transition

Speaker: Alex Liu, University of Cambridge

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

Integrating genomic, fossil, and computational approaches to understand early animal evolution

Speaker:

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

Estimating a Simpsonian adaptive landscape using empirical fossil data to link micro- and macroevolution

Speaker: Lee Hsiang Liow, University of Oslo

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

The past, present and future of Antarctic seafloor ecosystems

Speaker: Rowan Whittle, British Antarctic Survey

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

Neoproterozoic giant ooids as novel proxies for seawater chemistry and climate

Speaker: Lizzy Trower, University of Colorado - Boulder

Location: All Souls College, Old Library

The 2026 Atlantic Slavery and its Aftermaths Lecture will be given by Professor Pap Ndiaye on ‘The legacy of slavery: the French case’ at 5pm on Wednesday 11 March 2026 in the All Souls College Library.

All welcome to attend but registration is required via the below link.

Register here.