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Oxford Resilient Buildings and Landscapes Lab (OxRBL)

Research at the intersection of geomorphology and heritage conservation

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OxRBL is part of the School of Geography and the Environment

 

 

The facilites and equipment available can be viewed at:

http://www.geog.ox.ac.uk/geolabs/facilities.html

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The Oxford Resilient Buildings and Landscapes Lab @oxfordgeography @UniofOxford | Biogeomorphology & Heritage Conservation | Director: Heather Viles @Geodiverse

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3 Apr

Excited for the launch of Ammar’s video project coming Tuesday.

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Will be launching this video project in an online event via Zoom on Tue 7th Apr: 3 pm London time. If you'd be interested in joining, please read comment below. Some of the interviewees in the project will be speaking @OmamahZ , @deensharp, @jkkusiak with Q&A. 2

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13 Mar

How can science help improve the resilience of heritage? Find out more about how @MartinMichette is working to help conserve Medieval stonework at the Tower of London in our last blogpost for #BSW2020 at http://www.oxrbl.com/blog/

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12 Mar

How do scientists cope with studying highly valued heritage? Read today’s blog for #BSW2020 and learn more http://www.oxrbl.com/blog/

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11 Mar

Check out our blogpost for today - how do we balance answering practical questions with scientific innovation? https://www.oxrbl.com/blog/ .. featuring Daire Browne (with lasers) and @Grove_digger (with a mechanical foot) #BSW2020

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10 Mar

Today’s blogpost for #BSW2020 focuses on how we tackle issues of uniqueness in our research https://www.oxrbl.com/blog/ - oh, and it features cameo appearances by @blentaye and @jcjrichards18

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Prof. Heather Viles

Head of School of Geography and the Environment
Professor of Biogeomorphology and Heritage Conservation
Fellow and Tutor at Worcester College, Oxford
Co-Director, EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Science and Engineering in Arts, Heritage, and Archaeology

Email: heather.viles@ouce.ox.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1865 285072 (PA: Jan Burke)

School of Geography and the Environment
South Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3QY

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