The TSG Annual Meeting will be held from the 7th-9th January 2025 at the British Geological Survey in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire and a post conference workshop will be offered on January 10th, with a limited number of places available.
Early Bird Registration is £150; £75 for Students; £10 Online
Further details about TSG 2025 are available at https://tectonicstudiesgroup.wixsite.com/2025/.
A form is available on the conference website, above, for abstract submission. Deadline: 17th November
Travel Bursaries
We have a number of travel bursaries to award, with a deadline of 17th November.
The TSG supports students and Early Career Researcher attendance at conferences by providing up to £500 bursary for e.g. conference registration fees, travel, accommodation and subsistence. 2 bursaries are available in this round of funding. This includes fees for virtual meetings!
http://tectonicstudiesgroup.org/funding/
Call open for Award Nominations
Also,
- Call open for Award Nomination for TSG 2025: Ramsay Medal – check out the webpage for more info!
The Ramsay Medal is awarded annually at the Annual Meeting (early January) to the postgraduate or recent postgraduate who has been judged to have produced the best publication arising directly from a PhD project in the field of tectonics and structural geology during the previous year.
- Call open for Award Nomination for TSG 2025: Dave Johnston Mapping Prize – we have updated our mapping prize criteria! – check out the webpage for more info!
The Dave Johnston Mapping Prize is awarded to the best undergraduate student mapping dissertation that includes a key component of structural geology and geospatial thinking; this may be conducted through field mapping, GIS-based analysis, or geophysical interpretation. Overall, the work should synthesise the regional structure and tectonics of an area. The prize is named in memory of Dave Johnston.
We look forward to receiving your abstracts, applications and nominations.
Lucy Abel & Laura Burrel Garcia
Conference Organising Committee Co-Chairs
Tara Stephens
Secretary for the Tectonic Studies Group