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The Seds Online YouTube Channel has been updated with recordings from this year's @carbonateforum.bsky.social If you missed the live sessions or would like to revisit them, you can now watch all presentations here: www.youtube.com/@sedsonline9...
We are now accepting abstracts for the 14th Seds Online Student Webinar on 28 October 2026. If you're an MSc or PhD student working on evaporites or other chemical sediments, we'd love to hear from you. Submit your abstract by 30 September 2026: forms.gle/LZ2tXGvxf1fQ...
This Wednesday, we will host the final webinar of this season: Shijun Jiang will present new evidence for extreme precipitation events during the Paleocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), based on high-resolution sedimentary records from the eastern Tethys: sedsonline.com/future-webin...
Next week, the 4th @carbonateforum.bsky.social begins! A great chance for carbonate researchers to connect and learn, from early-career geologists gaining international experience to experienced specialists supporting the next generation. The event is free, RSVP: sedsonline.com/the-carbonat...
📢 Carbonate Forum 2026 🗓 May 12–13 🎫Free of charge registration 🔗Program: sedsonline.com/the-carbonat... ®️Register: sedsonline.com/the-carbonat...
The April Seds Online Webinar by Lesli Wood is now available on YouTube: youtu.be/98oBmPmL7wo
The SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology International Sedimentary Geosciences Congress II is now open for registration: Professionals $500-575 Early Career $300-375 and Students $75 Find out about all of the activities and program: www.sepm.org/isgc
Join us for a talk by Lesli Wood on deepwater fans & dynamic Caribbean sedimentation: sedsonline.com 📅 Aug 4, 2026 | 4:00 PM (London) Celebrating the 6th anniversary of Seds Online!
The March Seds Online Webinar: "Expression of upstream migrating knickpoints in deep-water fan channel deposits" 🎤 Peter Haughton 📅 11 March ⏰ 4:00 pm UK Exploring how migrating knickpoints in deep-water channels may leave signatures in the geological record: sedsonline.com/future-webin...
How are AI, machine learning and big data transforming sedimentology? Watch the Student Seds Online webinar with Guillermo Bello, Ibrahim Tahiru, and Luis Altamirano: youtu.be/MwgZsP7rPTo
The world’s oldest sedimentological organization, the SEPM, Society for Sedimentary Geology, which is celebrating its centennial this year (more here: www.sepm.org/isgc), has officially extended its support to Seds Online.
The recording of Peter Talling’s webinar is now available on the Seds Online YouTube channel: youtu.be/BxXw_3 The webinar explores new direct measurements of deep-sea turbidity currents and what they reveal about sediment transport, submarine activity, and the dynamics of deep-marine systems.
Weekend task: If you work with carbonates, submit an abstract to @carbonateforum.bsky.social 2026 or propose an activity 👉 workshop, field trip, lab visit... your ideas are very welcome. 🌍 The conference is free, so let’s make it truly global and open to everyone: sedsonline.com/the-carbonat...
Join the February Seds Online Webinar with Peter Talling, titled "First direct measurements of deep-sea turbidity currents – the longest and largest sediment flows on Earth": sedsonline.com 📅 11 Feb 2026 | ⏰ 4:00 pm (London)
2 weeks left: Call for abstracts and global activities are still open for @carbonateforum.bsky.social 2026 (12–13 May). Submit an abstract or propose a local activity (field trip, lab visit, workshop): sedsonline.com/the-carbonat... sedsonline.com/the-carbonat... Deadline: 15 February
Abstract submission for the Seds Online Student Webinar “AI, Machine Learning, and Big Data in Sedimentology” was extended by 2nd February: forms.gle/QENS1DnZbzTi...
The January Seds Online Webinar presented by @obialik.bsky.social on carbonate facies is now available on our YouTube channel: youtu.be/OcaNANyERXI. Definitely worth revisiting or watching if you missed it.
We are now accepting abstracts for the upcoming Seds Online Student Webinar titled “AI, machine learning, and big data in sedimentology”. 🗓 Date: Wednesday, 25th February 2026 ⏰ Time: 4 PM (UK time) How to apply? Submit your abstract by 25th January: forms.gle/QENS1DnZbzTi...
The January Seds Online Webinar takes place tomorrow (14 January at 4 PM UK time). @obialik.bsky.social will guide us through carbonate facies. More details and registration: sedsonline.com
Join us for the January Seds Online Webinar "Rethinking the meaning of carbonate facies" with @obialik.bsky.social on next Wednesday (14 January) at 4:00 PM UK. Explore the complexity and insights of interpreting carbonate facies, and what we can still learn despite their ambiguity: sedsonline.com
In our final webinar of 2025, Dr Charlotte Priddy (University of Derby) will present: 'Dryland fluvial systems: From outcrop to reservoir models' Wednesday 10th December, 4pm (UK) Register here: sedsonline.com @charlottepriddy.bsky.social @derbyuniearth.bsky.social @derbyunigeo.bsky.social
We open the 6th #Seds_Online Season with a talk by Frank Heitmuller from the University of Southern Mississippi: 🗓 8 October, 4:00 PM (UK time) 🎙 “Clogged Sieve? – Floodplain sedimentation above the deltaic apex of the Lower Mississippi River” 🔗 More details and registration: sedsonline.com
Calling MSc & PhD students working on fluvial sedimentary systems. Apply to present at the 12th #SedsOnline Student Webinar. Take this opportunity to share your research & get feedback. Submit your abstract by 15 Oct. here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
We are delighted to announce that our Seds Online 'Great Debate Live' event... Are Strata Random? ...will be live streamed via our usual webinar link. Featuring: Liz Mahon, Peter Burgess, Fulvio Franchi & Paul Wright Saturday 28th June, 11 am UK, 12 noon CET! Register here: sedsonline.com
Next week in Huelva at #38IMS, we’ll wrap up Season 5 of @TheSedsOnline (2024/2025), but planning for Season 6 (2025/2026) is already underway. We invite you to get involved and encourage you to apply now to present at the November Student Webinar: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Join us for the last Seds Online Webinar of the 2024-25 season. Tomorrow, Adam Tomasovych from the Slovak Academy of Sciences will be presenting "Tracing processes in the taphonomically-active zone and inferring condensation on the basis of skeletal preservation" Join us at 4pm (UK time)