Report by Dr. Qiujie Shi (Lecturer, Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol). On the 6th March 2025, it was my great pleasure to welcome Professor Danny Dorling, my friend and mentor, and introduce him to an audience of local students and …

“Quantitative Human Geographies – seven children, four shattered nations, a slowing down planet” Read more »

2024 Bristol GA Autumn lecture #4 “All models are wrong.. but some are right enough”, says Prof. Jeremy Phillips (Earth Sciences, University of Bristol), paraphrasing the statistician George Box, who many associate with the aphorism “All models are wrong, but …

“Some models are right enough”: Geophysical models for hazards, risks and resilience Read more »

The Bristol Branch of the Geographical Association were extremely pleased to host Dr. Gemma Coxon (University of Bristol), who presented a talk aimed at local sixth-formers on the challenges associated with modelling future water supply in the UK. Given the …

“Is water rationing around the corner?” Dr. Gemma Coxon discusses water supply in the UK at first Autumn Lecture ’23 Read more »