CASP today announced the winners of the 2024 Andrew Whitham CASP Fieldwork Award.

Gabriela Meyer Neibert Knobelock (University of Strasbourg)
Research: Temporal and Spatial Evolution of the Lower Triassic Buntsandstein Group

Gilda Lopes (The University of Sheffield)
Research: Paleoenvironmental and age control characterization of a potential Lower Cretaceous carbon capture reservoir in the Algarve Basin, Portugal

Eliana Toro Paz ( The University of Edinburgh)
Research: Sediment mobility in Himalayan rivers recorded by seismic monitoring with implications for flood risk under a changing climate

Victor Hême de Lacotte (Keele University)
Research: Stratigraphic model for aeolian-marine margins: implication for subsurface CO₂ migration and trapping

In recognition of their role as a leading provider of applied geological field research, CASP offer UK- and EU-based undergraduates, masters or early career researchers some three awards of up to £4,000 to fund applied geological fieldwork. The awards were dedicated to the memory of Andrew Whitham in 2019.

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