Oxford EARTH Jams
Michaelmas Term 2026
Oxford EARTH Jams brings people together in informal sessions to discuss research and ideas related to natural resources. The aim is to build connections across the natural resources community at Oxford and create opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.
Sessions typically start with a presentation and discussion, followed by time to connect and work with others.
Natural resources research spans many disciplines. Jams offer a chance to connect beyond your field and gain perspectives that can inform your work.
This term, sessions will explore cobalt mining, critical mineral value chains, and research and policy lessons from Montserrat.
📅 21 October | 4 November | 18 November
⏰ 12:30–14:00
📍 Department of Earth Sciences, South Parks Road
👤 All welcome
🥪 Bring your lunch or snacks
No registration needed. Simply turn up and say hello.
See the term card below for session details
If you would like to get in touch about attending or presenting at Oxford EARTH Jams, please email oxfordearth@earth.ox.ac.uk
Like a musical jam session, the idea is simple: bring people together in an open and creative space and see what emerges.
