GNS Science quake project wins top award at prestigious science awards – 11/11/2019
Source: GNS Science
Called ‘It’s Our Fault’, the programme was selected for the top award by a panel of independent judges who assessed all 21...
Scientists discover what might be the world’s largest known caldera – 08/11/2019
Source: GNS Science
Jenny Barretto and Ray Wood from GNS Science, and John Milsom from Gladestry Associates (UK) made the remarkable discovery while conducting a...
New Marsden projects underline world-class research at GNS Science – 06/11/2019
Source: GNS Science
One project will focus on how melting of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will affect sea levels, while the other aims to...
Scientists size up large sediment lump under East Coast 22/10/2019
Source: GNS Science
The wedge-shaped body is estimated to be between 5km and 12km thick and a key feature is that it can cause slow...
Community invited to tsunami evacuation modelling talk – 08/10/2019
Source: GNS Science
The models show how long it may take people to get to safe locations and can be used to plan quicker and...
Scientists explain unusual behaviour of Papatea Fault – 03/10/2019
Source: GNS Science
The Papatea Fault, unmapped before the quake and running along a similar path to the lower Clarence River in Marlborough, produced a...
New research on past sea levels reveals potential for widespread melting of Antarctica –...
Source: GNS Science
The research shows up to one third of Antarctica’s ice sheets melted during the Pliocene epoch around three million years ago, causing...
