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Participation in FURNACES annual meeting by Yicheng Shen

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10th December 202110th December 2021

The three day FURNACES annual meeting was held from 24th to 26th November. Due to the new COVID restrictions in Germany and Austria, the meeting was held only in virtual…Read More >

Participation in FURNACES annual meeting  by Yicheng Shen

SPECIAL at the EAA Annual Meeting 2021 by Luke Sweeney

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20th September 2021

From the 6th to 11th of September, Sandy and I attended the 27th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists “in” Kiel. As is the unfortunate norm of scientific…Read More >

SPECIAL at the EAA Annual Meeting 2021 by Luke Sweeney

Workshop of New Directions in Fire Ecology and Fire Modelling by Yicheng Shen

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23rd July 2021

A three-day international virtual mini-workshop of New Directions in Fire Ecology and Fire Modelling, led by Colin Prentice and Sandy Harrison, was held from 11 May to 13 May. Around…Read More >

Workshop of New Directions in Fire Ecology and Fire Modelling by Yicheng Shen

FireMIP Sensitivity Experiments. By Sandy Harrison

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18th March 201926th March 2019

It is very exciting to see that the FireMIP paper on the sensitivity of burnt area to environmental and anthropogenic controls, led by Lina Teckentrup, is now out in Biogeosciences…Read More >

FireMIP Sensitivity Experiments. By Sandy Harrison

New Leverhulme Centre for Wildfires, Environment, and Society. By Sandy Harrison

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11th January 201911th March 2019

The SPECIAL group is part of the new Leverhulme Centre for Wildfires, Environment and Society, which was announced by the Leverhulme Trust today. Wildfire is of great importance for landscapes…Read More >

New Leverhulme Centre for Wildfires, Environment, and Society. By Sandy Harrison

Contact: Prof. Sandy Harrison

s.p.harrison@reading.ac.uk

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